Sentence examples for prompt life from inspiring English sources

Hey Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, here's your prompt: "Life, death, and resurrection of Jesus" -- write up your own version and let's LINK UP!

Approximately 1 in 10 patients newly diagnosed with AML develop life-threatening critical illness prompting life-sustaining therapy in ICU.

It is worth noting that the percentage of AED-use increased only from 1 to 2 %, which implies that the impressive improvement of outcomes of OHCA patients is rather due to prompt basic life support (as well as improved post-resuscitation care) than to AEDs.

This paper illustrates the transient characteristics of TRIGA core at different kinetics conditions that arise from variations of externally inserted reactivity together with variations in other kinetic parameters such as prompt neutron life time, lp and effective delayed neutron fraction, βeff provided the reactor scram system is disabled.

In this case, although both power and clad temperature are more sensitive to the variation in effective delayed neutron fraction than to the variation in prompt neutron life time, however, clad temperature remained within its design limit even for the maximum value of inserted reactivity with minimum βeff value considered.

The prompt neutron life time and effective delayed neutron fraction (βeff) with regarding to the perturbation theory, was calculated from the following relations (Fowler et al., 1971): (1) ι = ∑ g ∑ i V i (1 υ ) g Φ i,g ∗ Φ i,g 1 K ∑ i V i ∑ g.

He specialises in a kind of irate observational comedy, where the simple things of everyday life prompt pedantic analysis and almost immediate petulant irritation.

The Frenchman, by now being habitually derided as "a big French tart", struggled to prompt Spurs into life.

The experience changed her life, prompting her to abandon her musical career for employment in financial services.

Perhaps this sale is a result of a new direction in life prompted by Mr. McMurtry's marriage last year to Faye Kesey, the widow of the novelist Ken Kesey.

Harry once recalled that while working there, his patients talked not only about their medical problems, but also about the vicissitudes of life, prompting his interest in psychiatry.