Sentence examples for for such rapid from inspiring English sources

I asked her editor, Anna Valentine at Orion, how she accounts for such rapid success.

Now comes a serious embarrassment: the intellectual support Osborne claimed for such rapid cuts has just been kicked away.

"We have had fears for quite a while now that Toyota lacked the human resources and production capacity for such rapid expansion.

Globalisation and the internet continue to provide more ways to hear music from around the world, but also allow for such rapid consumption of music that its original source can get lost in the shuffle.

Janette Sadik-Khan, who in alliance with her then-boss, New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, arguably did as much to transform the city's streetscape as anyone in its recent history, recalls an early moment when she wondered whether people were ready for such rapid change.

Previous DEM models did not account for such rapid changes in the impeller's rotation rate, which caused gross errors in the predicted rates of energy dissipation.

To our knowledge this is the first report of a switch on/off sensor utilizing either FRET or superquenching thus providing flexibility for future development of such rapid, facile and sensitive DNA sensors.

The factors responsible for the development of such rapid progression are unknown.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03159.012 A likely candidate for the generation of such rapid F-actin-related force, which is capable of bending microtubules, is non-muscle myosin II (NM II), an ATPase protein with actin cross-linking and contractile properties, which is activated by the phosphorylation of its regulatory light chain.

These statistics alone make natural disasters a high research priority for growth economists to identify optimal policies for addressing the impacts of such rapid onset events, especially in the context of developing countries.

Moderate plasticity, that is, a composite phenotype consisting of plastic and nonplastic traits is optimal for facilitating such rapid adaptations (Price et al. 2000).