Sentence examples for faster than medium from inspiring English sources

Sammy Woods described facing Hirst when the ball was moving in the air: "How the devil can you play a ball that comes in at you like a hard throw-in from cover-point?" Hirst was not an especially quick bowler, a little faster than medium pace, with a long run-up and a relaxed action.

Table 1 also shows that SHR medium from cultured myocytes degraded 125I-Ang(1 12) at a rate faster than the medium from WKY. Sixty minute after addition of the labeled peptide the percentage of 125I-Ang(1 12) detected in the SHR medium is 3-fold less than in WKY; this is associated with lower % fractions of Ang II and significantly higher % fractions of Ang-(1 4) and smaller peptide fragments.

But Button's fastest time was set on the 'soft' tyre - which is significantly faster than the medium used by Vettel, Hamilton, Ricciardo and Bottas ahead of him.

At lower (350 °C) and higher (450 °C) temperatures, methanol conversion and general yield of light olefins decrease faster than at medium temperatures, showing that catalyst deactivates faster at lower and higher temperatures.

The 'slow'fastast') ramp has a negative slope that is twice slower (faster) than the medium ramp.

The 'low'high'gh') ramps have a positive slope that is twice slower (faster) than the medium ramp.

We consider that this is because slow queries usually posses a clearer pronunciation, and less co-articulation, than faster (medium and fast) queries.

When commercial radio made its stateside debut in November 1920, it brought the results of that year's election (congrats, Warren G Harding) to American citizens faster than any other medium.

If the cylinder is moving much faster than the ambient medium, its field maximum is shifted forward, otherwise it is shifted in the opposite direction.

In addition, the viral nature of the retweet can disseminate and filter messages faster than any other medium currently housed on the Internet.

It is a liquid culture based method which detects the living mycobacteria based on two well-known characteristics of M.tuberculosis; the growth in liquid medium is considerably faster than that on solid medium, and the distinctive morphology of M.tuberculosis in liquid culture as cording, strings or tangles.