Hiroi et al. (1996) reported that the 3-μm band of powdered Murchison becomes shallower and rounded as heating progresses, and the 0.7-μm absorption, which arises from Fe3+ Fe2+ charge transfers in Fe-rich hydrous mineral, vanishes faster than the 3-μm absorption.
If you spot a boon, buy one bottle that day, try it within 24 hours and reorder fast: if a store has it in limited quantities, it may vanish fast.
Trouble is, the initial fervor vanishes fast and, usually, select investors are the only ones able to buy the stock at the offer price.
As can be easily seen, if the step size vanishes fast the algorithm converges much slower than with a slowly decreasing step size.
The sand in the hourglass of Cone's superb career is dwindling, vanishing faster than he ever expected it to.
Opportunities have vanished faster than expected.
But at the first hint of trouble -- the appearance of a security guard -- the merchandise goes under wraps, vanishing faster than Brigadoon.
Summer sea ice has been vanishing faster than even the gloomiest researchers thought likely, with some now predicting the first completely ice-free summer as soon as the 2020s.The Arctic is not, though, isolated from the rest of the world; rapid changes there could have knock-on effects elsewhere.
Role of dishonour There were teams from ITV, BBC, Channel 4, Turner Broadcasting, Talkback Thames, the Sunday Mirror, the Daily Star, the London Paper, Cosmopolitan, Cohn and Wolfe, Sky One, Henry's House and the Sun, among others, but Celador were a no show and the Times started with a team of four - and vanished faster than thousands of unique users after a website relaunch.
Those corporate venture capital funds that were the hot new trend last summer are now vanishing faster than you can say dot-goner.
