Sentence examples for faster escape from inspiring English sources

Like the exit row, sitting on the aisle seat can mean a faster escape.

"If Bounce Below has a meaning beyond being fun, and spectacular, it surely has to do with Britain's ever faster escape from its industrial revolution," The Guardian's Jonathan Jones wrote.

As shown in Figure 6C, ISRIB-treated mice reached the hidden platform significantly faster (escape latency after 5 days of training = 16.4 ± 4.8 s) compared to vehicle treated controls (68.1 ± 20 s, p<0.05).

The significant contribution of disulfide bonds to the conformational stability of proteins is generally considered to result from an entropic destabilization of the unfolded state causing a faster escape of the molecules to the native state.

It could happen at any time, and because we are living in a coastal area there is no fast escape.

His covert spot is typically close to one of the many suburban knots of highway systems and back roads that can offer fast escape in noncommuter hours.

They compete successfully with vertebrates in their ecological niche using a rich behavioral repertoire more typical of an intelligent predator which includes extremely effective defensive behavior — fast escape swimming and an astonishing ability to adapt their shape and color to their environment.

Like most teleosts, zebrafish larvae evolved early stereotypical swimming patterns in response to touch stimuli that enable fast escape locomotor behaviors [ 105, 106].

The giant fiber of Drosophila, a large neuron receiving part of its input from the lobula, elicits fast escape jumps (von Reyn et al., 2014) and reacts to approaching stimuli, sudden light-ON or light-OFF stimuli and mechanical stimulation (Mu et al., 2014).

At higher altitudes, a pilot can cut power to move forward faster and escape a vortex.

This, Moore says, would help the tadpoles sprint faster to escape from hungry snakes.