The racing impresario Jack Roush has said that it takes three visits to learn a racetrack, and the way a car handles on a particular track can change several times in a race, as the surface heats up from the sun and gathers rubber from racing tires.
Waves race across the surface of our seas and oceans and earthquakes send waves coursing through the fabric of the Earth.
Vostrikov's challenge to K-19, during sea trials, is to plunge it down to what is known as crush depth, then lift its nose and race for the surface, smashing through layers of ice with an aplomb that suggests that, when his Navy days are over, he could get a retirement job making frozen margaritas.
The afternoon sun illuminates the bubbles as they race towards the surface, encasing them in globules of radiant light.
Gristina et al. introduced the concept of the race to the surface, a competition between host and microbial cells [ 19].
In addition, a good cell distribution on the biomaterial surface is important in winning the "race for the surface" against bacteria, thereby aiding to combat infection [ 47].
For example, implantation of a bone substitute that sustainably supplements an infected bone with an antibiotic presents an onset of the so-called "race for the surface" that involves bone cells and bacteria.
The fact that the migration of fibroblasts onto PCL/HAp films was slower than onto the control glass surface might have certain therapeutic repercussions, given that the bone substitute implantation presents the onset of the above-mentioned "race for the surface" involving bone cells and opportunistic bacteria, with its winner often determining the success of the therapeutic outcome.
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Knott said he lost a £20,000 bet when Hunt Ball was pulled up in the Paddy Power but added that he knew his fate before the race, the testing surface being against the horse.
