Sentence examples for in the rapidity from inspiring English sources

The advantage of having a sprinkling of weak ties lay in the rapidity with which information could then be transmitted from one place to another.

Most of the movie's images are done with a handheld camera, and most of them involve so much motion, on the part of the actors and the camera alike, that they would defy, in the rapidity of their complexity, any attempt to calibrate them in advance to the exact framing and composition.

Historical analogy is tricky, but it is certainly true that India today broadly resembles the earlier American experience, both in the rapidity of economic growth and the structural transformation from an agrarian to a modern economy, and the accumulation of staggering fortunes, often through illicit means, with the attendant widening gaps between rich and poor.

The main advantages of the optimized method lie in the rapidity and the low amount of sorbents and volume of solvent used, as well as the selectivity and sensitivity of triple quadrupole MS/MS.

Xilinx's programmable logic devices, now meeting or exceeding the capabilities of application-specific chips and supreme in the rapidity and flexibility with which they can be programmed for specific applications, are crucial conservers of silicon area.

The TOTEM experiment at LHC has chosen the triple Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM) technology for its T2 telescope which will provide charged track reconstruction in the rapidity range 5.3<|η|<6.5 and a fully inclusive trigger for diffractive events.

There were some missteps in faster songs, including "Wetterfahne," in which the rapidity of the words tripped up the singer's pitches and his dynamics veered as uncontrolledly as the wind-jerked weather vane, perhaps a deliberate effect but a mistaken one.

They suggest that travel during the Thanksgiving holiday may be the central event in determining the rapidity of transmission.

In fact, the rapidity of PCR is an advantage of this method over our protocol.

While other mechanisms of uptake, such as direct membrane permeation, for SWNTs have been described, 17) it appears that in antigen presenting DCs, these pathways are minor contributors in comparison to the rapidity of macropinocytotic accumulation.

The force also increases in proportion to the rapidity with which air is drawn into the lung and decreases in proportion to the force with which air is expelled from the lungs.