Sentence examples for faster steps from inspiring English sources
But Xie Zhenhua, the country's most senior climate negotiator, hinted at the possibility of faster steps if the developed nations provided more assistance.
He has assigned Liu He, an adviser who advocates faster steps toward a market economy, to prepare for the meeting, said a Chinese businessman close to several leaders.
At the same time, federal officials and lawmakers have taken issue with the company's slowness in responding to recalls in the United States, after it took faster steps in Europe to fix similar problems.
They took faster steps, their fins 'slipped' on the surface less often, they held their fins closer to their bodies and could hold their heads higher as they walked.
"But after the coup, the [AKP] has been taking bigger steps and faster steps to make these schools more conservative," Turgut said, "and now it is much easier to do, because you can link anyone against you to any terrorist organization, without any investigation".
The rate of translation depends on the efficiency with which each codon pairs to the cognate ternary complex (aminoacyl-tRNA-EF-GTP-complex) within the ribosomal A-site, whereas transpeptidation and translocation of the tRNA are much faster steps [6].
It said that by doing a minuet instead of a faster step, the storm would prolong the pounding it delivered to coastal areas when it reached them.
Further, we will propose some extensions to the stochastic gradient algorithm to ensure faster, step-size independent convergence.
30 At the same walking speed, older people will have the gait of shorter step length and faster step rate.
This study demonstrated increased step length and faster step initiation following training [ 35]; however, the study was limited to persons with Parkinson's Disease.
Further improvements in the technology of electrically tunable lenses will most likely allow much higher volumetric imaging rates, since ETLs with faster step response times will be available in the near future [ 29].
