As their muscles and tendons twitch to life, elbows become pronounced, knees soften and the dancers begin to move faster, soaring through the air with a sparkling array of leaps.
Using Hedenström's [19] cost of transport model, for example, a 5 kg bird is theoretically expected to migrate twice as fast when soaring and gliding than when flapping.
Nothing has emptied the pocketbooks of working people faster than soaring energy prices, which in July were more than 15percentt higher than the year before.
Median prices have risen five times faster than earnings since 1997, rents soaring faster still.
The day is fast approaching when soaring temperatures, blistering sun and fraying tempers will have us scrambling for a cool, inviting restaurant.
Instead, in the face of the never ending pressure to compete harder, change faster and soar higher, many executives just give in to the demands of the moment.
But when energy prices have risen 50% in the UK in the past five years – nearly five times general inflation – and with UK energy prices now soaring faster than in any EU country and four times faster than in Germany, it is clear that the Big Six companies have too much power and are abusing it.
Legal diplomas have such allure that law schools have been able to jack up tuition four times faster than the soaring cost of college.
From Mr. Segal's article: Legal diplomas have such allure that law schools have been able to jack up tuition four times faster than the soaring cost of college.
To him, flying, sailing or soaring faster or farther or higher than anyone had done before were merely a series of logistical problems that could be satisfyingly, if expensively, worked out.
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