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Swann has raced rapidly to 100 test wickets and is second, behind only the South African paceman Dale Steyn, in the world rankings for bowlers.
This system, descended from Formula One racing, rapidly rattles off shifts in the Modena F1; in the Spyder, sensors reduce power for a split second to null out any not-so-luxurious shift shock.
My palms become sweaty, my heart races rapidly and my head starts to spin.
Of course, the project backfires, and once these "virals" — vampires — are unleashed into the world, the human race is rapidly brought to near-extinction.
And in the world we live in today, where access to various modes of public expression is becoming increasingly accessible, the walls around 'talking about race' are rapidly crumbling".
In a chaotic race with rapidly changing weather conditions that forced most drivers to pit at least four times, Button, the 2009 world champion, benefited from shrewd tire strategy, needing only two pit stops; Hamilton had to make four.
The academic arms race -- rapidly excalating costs, especially in the form of hefty compensation packages for administrators -- has been a controversial issue in recent years, and both the University of California and California State University have come under withering criticism from some legislators for salaries that increased even has budgets were cut.
Though it's still in its very early stages, the current presidential race is rapidly approaching "dogs and cats living together" levels of mass hysteria and unpredictability.
Yet, when it comes to fulfilling our potential as a human race, and rapidly resolving those issues threatening our very survival, our leaders are failing miserably.
Fungal disease resistance hot-spots in the genome, with resistance against multiple pathogens, provides further insight into the mechanisms that cereals use in the "arms race" with rapidly evolving pathogens in addition to providing plant breeders with selection targets for fast-tracking the development of high performing varieties with more durable pathogen resistance.
More broadly, by understanding the mechanisms that cereals use in the "arms race" with rapidly evolving fungal pathogens through NBS-encoding gene family expansion via duplication and rearrangements, researchers and breeders are better equipped to effectively manipulate the plants defenses in this continuing battle.
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