Sentence examples for fast events from inspiring English sources

Sarotte has put this down not to western cynicism, but to how fast events were unfolding in 1989-91.

They contain a central nerve fibre surrounded by onionlike layers of connective tissue that behave like a shock absorber, transmitting fast events but damping out slow changes.

Flashing lights or other extremely fast events.

In fast events, the aerodynamic drag is comparable to the Lorentz force, and on average also decreases with the distance.

Comparison of the rate of optical events (i.e., slow events) and acoustic events (i.e. fast events) during the average front velocity perturbation shown in Figure 4, bottom panel.

These fast events are associated with species with large populations for which a single event does not change the population appreciably.

The recovery of the early/fast event marked as 2 is faster (∼10 s) than the recovery times of most of the nighttime early/fast events observed at Suva station.

The most common types were early/fast events.

Early/fast events with unusually long recovery times (5 20 min) that are much longer than typical early/fast events were first reported by Cotts and Inan (2007).

Our observations of early/fast events on 30 January 2007 are similar to those presented by Dowden et al. (1996) from their observations of early/fast events on NAA, NSS, and NLK signals recorded at Boulder, USA.

Such unusually long recovery of early/fast events may be associated with large ionic conductivity perturbations associated with gigantic jets.