Sentence examples for rapid opening from inspiring English sources

The result rarely looked likely; a rapid opening to the chase by Durham openers Phil Mustard and Ian Blackwell provided a platform for their team to claim victory, and deny Somerset the title.

XylC facilitated rapid opening of the lactone and more D-xylonate was initially produced than in its absence.

Micrographs provide evidence of more rapid opening of essential oil glands treated by MSD, in contrast to conventional SD.

I would like to have seen her address the rapid opening of Myanmar, and how its government is dealing with a potential tourist onslaught.

Rapid opening and closing of the hand as a measure of early neurologic recovery in the upper extremity after surgery for cervical spondylotic myelopathy.

In this paper, a multi-objective design optimization of a PSV is presented to trade-off the rapid opening and the reliable reclosing.

But none, with the sole exception of Chile in the 1980s under Pinochet, followed the neoliberal recommendation of a rapid opening-up to imports.

The big message from the pundits and policymakers in developed countries is that global market forces have delivered rising prosperity, and that "business as usual" through sharp austerity in the north and rapid opening-up in the south is the way forward.

Rapid, unregulated opening of the economy could be yet one more disaster for the North Korean people.

Experts say fears of instability have often hampered the push for a rapid economic opening, leading celebrated new laws — allowing for property sales and entrepreneurship, for example — to be later larded with restrictions and taxes.

Rapid shutter opening and closing was triggered by TTL signals from the HEKA EPC-10 amplifier.