Sentence examples for lived rapidly from inspiring English sources

For example, long-lived organisms optimize long term reproduction, forgoing rapid growth and reproduction, but must also survive to reproduce and are so 'required' to maintain a more effective, and presumably costly, immune system than short lived rapidly reproducing organisms [ 11, 12].

And so, with just a pinch of capital, a start-up can go live, rapidly build up a user base from the Web's vast population and validate its thesis in a short period of time.

After an embarrassing Nicole vs. Paula "cry-off" segment, they rolled out Pitbull featuring Ne-Yo (and Marcus Canty!), and I found my will to live rapidly eroding.

More essentially it means that Syrians can't any longer deny, as some did, that their country is at war and that the life they've lived is rapidly coming to an end.

This is because polymerization intermediates, actin dimers and trimers, are extremely short lived and rapidly dissociate back into monomers (Sept and McCammon 2001).

The majority of graduates I know have gone into white-collar jobs which suck them into a corporate black hole that encompasses their lives rapidly.

What should be the very best years of our lives rapidly become the hardest as we struggle to marry two important ambitions and feel guilt about not fulfilling either role properly.

But experience in other continents suggests that rapid growth improves even poor people's lives rapidly.If Africa is to grow richer, it will have to produce goods and provide services that people wish to buy.

With the advance of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT), mobile devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, handheld science sensors) have been absorbed into the fabric of our daily lives rapidly (Merchant 2012).

The Myth of Sisyphus seeks to describe "the elusive feeling of absurdity" in our lives, rapidly pointing out themes that "run through all literatures and all philosophies" (MS, 12).

The kinetics of this effector response are consistent with those reported for vaccination with live, rapidly cleared smallpox, and yellow fever vaccines [ 24].