The intervention was also a manager's dream: fast and practically free.
The shell thrown off by the exploding star was unusually asymmetrical, and a bright nebulosity near the star appeared to be expanding incredibly fast, at practically the speed of light.
Biodegradable cellulose acetate + curcumin nanostructured membranes have been developed in this study: we tested different process conditions (12 24% w/w polymer concentration, 10 20% w/w curcumin, 35 55 °C, 150 250 bar), obtaining an uniform distribution at nanometric level of curcumin and producing, in a fast process, practically solvent free membranes (5 ppm acetone residue).
That band gets every individual toe of mine tapping so fast I practically lift off the ground … I'm excited to see Fantastic Negrito.
Amani Toomer's forte is downfield, Hilliard is not a large target, and Dixon is faster than practically everyone on the field.
Reporters who in 2000 faulted Mr. Naylor for their limited ability to file from the Gore campaign now praise him for enabling them to file faster from practically anywhere.
With their distribution, leverage and logistics expertise, they have the wherewithal to undercut on price, and process and deliver products faster than practically any startup — not to mention, they can operate at a loss if necessary.
While China still only accounts for 5.9percentt of global arms exports, its share is growing faster that practically any other state.
Another key aspect of optical methods of neural control is the speed with which activation and inactivation can take place, since it is trivial to modulate light intensity at high speeds, faster than practically all physiologically relevant processes.
They left Florida so fast "you could practically see the smoke in the background".
