Sentence examples for moving at fast from inspiring English sources

True, there is less ice than before – levels this year are said to be "exceptionally low" in the Kara Sea – but they can vary enormously from year to year, and icebergs, moving at fast speed, can still appear at any time of year.

There seems to be a population of stars that are both poorer than average in elements other than the two lightest ones (hydrogen and helium) and moving at faster than average speeds.

As shown in this figure, the top plate can move at fast speed through a large working space, but its orientation is fixed by the VCMs, which have parallel alignments of two sets of double wires.

Pentagon officials and network executives agree that information moved at faster speeds than any had anticipated, and that led to confusion.

Environmentalists fear that these wounds could fester as flood plains disappear and water flows are channelled into narrower courses that are deeper, higher and move at faster speeds.

Engineers have also built springs and elastic materials in the joints to give the robot better control and flexibility, and to allow it to move at faster, more humanlike speeds.

Therefore, the sexes shared similar metabolic rates at low speeds (Table 2); however, with increasing U, metabolic rates increased at a faster rate in males compared to females, indicating that to move at faster speeds is more costly to males than to females.

We are moving at a faster and faster pace, which accelerates innovation cycles, which in turn, creates more opportunities than ever before.

The field of single-cell RNA sequencing is moving at a fast clip.

Stephen Talty, the author of "Mulatto America," keeps "Empire of Blue Water" moving at a fast clip.

"Alzheimer's research is moving at a fast pace," Meuser said.