Sentence examples for much faster after from inspiring English sources

For example Argentina, the report notes, grew much faster after enacting market reforms than Costa Rica.

The Parsenn railway - much faster after a rebuild this summer - takes skiers up to the 2,662-metre 2,662-metrech.

Apple now reports that in test conditions, older phones are indeed running much faster after iOS 12 has been installed.

Things start to come much faster after that -- the highs, the lows, the changes of address, the affairs, the honors, the embarrassments and, of course, the poems.

In a series of studies that subliminally flashed black or white male faces on a screen for a fraction of a second to "prime" the students, researchers found subjects could identify blurry ape drawings much faster after they were primed with black faces than with white faces.

WASHINGTON — International nuclear inspectors reported on Friday that Iran had finally begun operating a new generation of equipment that over time should give it the capability to produce nuclear fuel much faster, after years of delays made worse by Western sanctions and sabotage.

The technique, originally developed in India, offers patients the chance of a much faster recovery after the operation.

On the other hand, the joint scheduling and filter policy regulates the system load at a much faster interval (after every t w scheduling epochs).

The universe was almost certainly expanding much faster right after the Big Bang than it is today.

The increase in mass for rSgsE was much faster and after approximately the first three minutes more than 85% of the final areal mass density of 402.5 ng cm−2 was attached to the sensor surface (Table 2).

Koonin and Galperin [ 29] proposed that rates of evolution may have been much faster immediately after the origin of life than in subsequent history of pro- and eukaryotes because it was driven mostly by positive selection in the absence of competition.