Sentence examples for extreme rates from inspiring English sources

The quantity disposed of during the week has been 2,700 hhds., and 2,565 bags Bengal, at extreme rates, by auction.

Trying to calm the markets on June 25th, the PBOC attributed the extreme rates of the previous week to "emotional factors", among other things.

The Nauru Files showed, too, that those detained on the island suffer extreme rates of mental harm caused by detention, and commit self-harm and attempt suicide at endemic rates.

Given the current extreme rates of data generation (around 5000 messages per second), these algorithms need to be able to handle data streams of very high velocity.

This is due to the extreme rates of tool wear caused by chemical diffusion of carbon from the diamond tool into the transition metal/alloy workpiece.

However, for hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) duty with their extreme rates and continuous PSoC operation, improvements are required to significantly extend service life.

Setting aside the dearth of positive effects a rate cut might actually bring, one could question the wisdom of such an extreme rate reduction as it would leave the ECB with even fewer stimuli in its already depleted arsenal.

Its traffic continues to spike, although at a less extreme rate, regularly pushing the story into our daily "most read" list, 10 months after it was first launched, and further boosting traffic.

"Before 2002, analyst recommendations were tilted toward optimistic at an extreme rate," Ohad Kadan, a professor of finance at Washington University in St . Louis and co-author of one of the studies, told me this week.

The Oz rhetoric may be overblown, but Garber's perspective on Austin -- that its extreme rate of growth threatens to wipe out the very qualities that attracted people in the first place -- may be the one notion that finds support across the city's disparate worlds.

The difference now is that the technologies are evolving at an extreme rate.