Sentence examples similar to gone rapid from inspiring English sources

For example, colored lights on a robotic vacuum cleaner will tell us what's going on inside: green, slow pulsing indicates "All systems go!"; rapid red flashing pleads "Help!

The administration's offshore drilling policy, like its fervor for domestic production more generally, has gone through rapid changes.

Since then, the service has gone through rapid iteration, with major new redesigns launching in 2002, 2004, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2015.

McKevitt said that over the three months to 17 July, beer sales had been lifted during the early days of the Euro 2016 football tournament but then gone into rapid reversal after England's early exit.

The industry has gone through rapid growth since then.

Employment in computational biology has gone through rapid booms and busts as various industries tried, with varying success, to find profitable uses for these scientists' highly technical skills.

Singapore has gone through rapid economic progression since the postwar era.

Taiwan has gone through rapid economic growth and is now one of the newly industrialized Asian economies [ 40].

I do believe that the region is going through rapid change and inexorable change.

That as his mind grew in confidence, his body was going into rapid decline.

"When other major cities were going through rapid expansions of their hotel stock," he said, "Miami was often left out".