Sentence examples for fast breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Fast breakthrough might cause a long recovery period to enlarge the analysis time.

He also envisioned a fast breakthrough tank, similar to the British cruiser tank, which was to be armored against enemy anti-tank weapons and have a large 75-millimeter (2.95 in) main gun.

Delayed breakthrough was observed for higher bed depth, while faster breakthrough was achieved for enhanced flow rate and inlet concentration.

Opposite to what may be expected, the simulations indicate faster breakthrough in the presence of the low permeability layer because of the focusing effect.

The obtained results also indicate that the finite porous medium gives faster breakthrough of a solute as compared with the infinite one.

However, a larger effective advection term leads to faster breakthrough of a solute and enhances mass delivery to the porous medium as compared with the classical double-porosity model with a non-coupled dispersion coefficient.

Comparatively, the obtained (PS-SB) composites with inner well-dispersed Schiff base molecules and high sorption ability demonstrated much faster breakthrough for Cu II) ion removal than PS beads, mainly due to the electrostatic forces and coordinating reaction of Schiff base groups with Cu II) ion.

We can envision that the cloud-supported translational bioinformatics endeavours will promote faster breakthroughs in the diagnosis and prognosis of prostate cancer.

We can envision that the cloud-supported translational bioinformatics endeavours will promote faster breakthroughs in the diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of human disease.

We can envision that the cloud-supported translational bioinformatics endeavors will promote faster breakthroughs in the diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of human disease.

But Mr. Fast's breakthrough came in 1943 with "Citizen Tom Paine," which the playwright Elmer Rice called, in a highly favorable front-page review in The New York Times Book Review, "a vivid portrait of one of the most extraordinary figures of the 18th century".