Sentence examples for extensive burst of from inspiring English sources

It will be his most extensive burst of retail politicking in more than a month, which comes as leading conservative voices worry that Mr. Romney has squandered an opportunity this summer against Mr. Obama.

Tc1-like families show a master gene-like copying process, illustrated by extensive but short burst of copying activity, while the piggyBac-like families show a more random copying pattern.

Hunting, usually done from a perch, rarely involves extensive flight, requiring only a short burst of speed to surprise the prey on the ground.

The promotion is designed to fill seats on opening weekend; Warner is counting on extensive in-store advertising and a burst of chatter on social media.

Extensive pericentromeric exchange and intrachromosomal duplication events led to a burst of CHEK2 duplications before the radiation of the African great apes followed by lineage specific rearrangements creating species-specific distribution patterns in great apes and human.

In a burst of activity in early 1970, Rauschenberg produced Currents, an extensive collection of newspaper collages and silk screens first exhibited at Dayton's Gallery 12 in downtown Minneapolis.

Due to the extensive electrotonic connectivity of PeD12 with the withdrawal-response network, a current-induced burst of spikes in PeD12 depolarized the motoneurons and induced spiking similar to that produced by touch.

Another burst of laughter.

A burst of gunfire erupts.

The "burst" of evolution is really a burst.

Suddenly, there was a burst of laughter.