Sentence examples for rapid and violent from inspiring English sources

The combustion flames for the Al/CuO nanotubes are also more rapid and violent.

The wobbles and variations in the orbit of the Earth as it goes round the Sun have caused many periods of rapid and violent climate change.

Death by tetrodotoxin has been described as "rapid and violent" by experts.

However, after the heyday of Victorian choral societies, he noted a "rapid and violent reaction against monumental performances ... an appeal from several quarters that Handel should be played and heard as in the days between 1700 and 1750".

A Type II supernova (plural: supernovae) results from the rapid collapse and violent explosion of a massive star.

"The highly unequal distribution of land in Brazil is clearly an important reason that Brazil's cities have grown in such a rapid, unequal and violent way," Sean Mitchell, an anthropology professor at Rutgers University who studies quilombos, wrote in an email to HuffPost.

The combustion characteristics are closely related to the rapid phase change and violent evaporation and interfacial dynamics, with the violent evaporation, actually explosive boiling, inducing an explosive flame.

However, hurricanes have been known to result in tremendous numbers of dead fish, crabs, sea turtles, oysters, etc due to reduced amounts of dissolved oxygen in the water, rapid salinity changes, and violent surf.

Bobby and roxy dance violently on stage, pairing deep squats with rapid-fire foot kicks and violent ass-thrusting toe touches taken from a workout instructor's playbook.

"Exceedingly difficult, long and violent rapids following each other, almost without interruption.

Because of the dramatic drop in elevation of the two rivers, there were rumors of huge waterfalls and violent rapids, and Native American tales strengthened their credibility.