The term "fast drop" is technically correct, but it could be used more accurately depending on the context.
For example, if referring to the stock market, you could say "The stock price made a fast drop after the news was released."
That's a surprisingly fast drop, given the unimpressive pace of concurrent GDP growth of about 2% to 3% annualised.
Since two-thirds of the public debt is indexed to short-term interest rates, monetary easing would prompt "a very fast drop in public debt," says Ricardo Carneiro, an economist at the University of Campinas.
JBR's ATD exhibits a larger value at first but experiences a fast drop even lower than CAR finally.
The experimental results show a fast drop in shear or tensile strength of about 45% at the beginning of degradation.
The coarse-grained materials also oxidized rapidly and displayed a fast drop in pH during the incubation.
This wave of concentration would explain the fast drop of the adsorption rate observed in the SC and DA samples around 100 200 min.
What is more, women with MBAs are fast dropping out of the workforce.
We watch one man and his shadow; he works fast, dropping to a spin, lighting on the ground and bouncing off again.
Thus the rate of collisions can skyrocket, as the fast drops overtake the slow ones, the researchers report in an upcoming paper in Physical Review Letters.
The model comprehensively considers the distribution characteristics of reservoir pressure under different seepage region and fast dropping of reservoir pressure of small-scale reserve gas reservoir.
Although this way the problem is solved very fast, dropping the call has a negative effect on the user's opinion of the network's QoS.
