Sentence examples for mainly fast from inspiring English sources

This is a story about outgrowing punk rock, but the band manages to tell it using (mainly) fast, tidy punk songs; few bands can do more with a fistful of chords than this one.

It was both sweet and impressive to see dozens of those students dancing so well, but "The Procession" by Raymond Lukens, an array of mainly fast classroom steps (to Boccherini's "Ritirata Notturna di Madrid" as arranged by Luciano Berio) designed principally as show-off, is scarcely choreography.

In the last few years they have seen the dining scene in their city, which is known primarily for being the childhood home of Jesus, evolve from one offering mainly fast food, like falafel and shawarma, to one filled with creative Arabic fusion kitchens like Misk, where classic Palestinian dishes are given a worldly makeover.

Several concepts are under consideration for this purpose, mainly fast breeder reactors and accelerator driven system (ADS).

Mainly, fast and reliable communication scheme is guaranteed for the control channel, and an acceptable communication rate is ensured through the service one, according to the priorities of the messages and the QoS policies established by the applicative layer.

In a great majority of transmutation studies the stress has been given to some particular transmuters, mainly fast and accelerator driven reactors, and potential advantage of their use in waste management.

The trees here are mainly fast-growing conifers and non-native to Argentina and it is bloody cold too.

"It's integration with those who are capable of doing it".The four founding members are free-market and mainly fast-growing economies which have embraced globalisation, with a web of regional trade-agreements and expanding commercial ties to Asia.

Meanwhile Esther mainly fasts and faints.

The difference between today's multimedia notebooks and the room-size calculators of computing's early days, he notes, is mainly faster bit-processing engines and increasingly clever software.

We have used a novel combination of whole-cell recording and biocytin filling of neurons in coronal slices of adolescent rats, together with an immunohistochemical staining of parvalbumin-containing putative target cells [which can be considered to represent mainly fast-spiking basket cells (Kawaguchi 1995; Cauli et al. 1997)].