Moreover, changes in satiety mechanisms do not appear to be short-term as for instance with Cholecystokinin, which acts within 15 minutes [60], but it seems to be a more gradual effect.
In some ways – for instance, the speed with which EU directives are put into law – the British are better Europeans than the Germans.
For instance, the ease with which someone can attribute a specific location to an imagined sound changes greatly with the nature of that sound.
In the corporate world, resilience refers to the ability of a company to bounce back from a large disruption this includes, for instance, the speed with which it returns to normal performance levels (production, services, fill rate, etc.).
For instance the ease with which a basic algorithm as MEME can be used largely compensates for the slightly higher accuracy that is obtained with the more complex phylogenetic algorithms.
Whether the judgment of the common council of the city in the present case was wise, or whether the requirement will produce hardship in particular instances, are matters with which this court has nothing to do.
In these instances, we struggle with which box to put Jimmy in.
Now he exclaims, "Movie!" This is just one instance of the ease with which his generation will assimilate the various media of the new world.
Recently, a few noted publicists and marketing professionals have been allowed to add commissioning editor to their business cards, thereby in an instance showing the contempt with which many in the industry hold editors.
For instance IS&GS, the unit with which Leidos is merging, has consistently had the lowest margins of Lockheed's five major business units -- generally in the 8% range since the defense downturn began in 2010.
I actually think about that a lot these days because when you look at the Occupy movement, for instance, and the speed with which people dismiss it.
