Sentence examples for rapid phase of from inspiring English sources

In addition, the rapid phase of pressure rise is ignored.

"She was just about to, or had already entered, the rapid phase of growth" typical of very large carnivorous dinosaurs.

Following the Age of Enlightenment in the 18th Century, the agrarian society was rapidly being transformed by scientific discoveries which propelled a rapid phase of industrialisation across Europe.

Recent studies integrating geomorphology, thermochronology, and cosmogenic nuclide-based denudation rate estimates suggest a rapid phase of denudation immediately after the earliest stages of seafloor spreading, and subsequent slow denudation rates since.

Overall, this study has allowed us to revisit some of the mechanisms involved in early lens development, has provided us with insights into the fate of cells during this rapid phase of murine lens growth, and has provided a novel method to study the rate of new fiber cell differentiation over a defined period of lens development and growth.

And in the case of the UK in particular, that would yield a rather shorter date to the end of this rapid phase of recovery - because (and you really don't need me to tell you this) neither indebted UK consumers and a high-borrowing British government have the wherewithal to spend as if there's no tomorrow (we tried that; it wasn't an especially happy experience).

The Internet, like the developing brain of a child, is in a rapid phase of growth and change.

Pleistocene megafaunal extinctions in the Northern Hemisphere were driven by rapid phases of climate warming.

QT prolongation typically is the result of prolongation of the plateau and final rapid phases of cardiac repolarization.

For example, if a 10-year amyloid saturation time were hypothesized, the time lag between the rapid phases of PiB increase and cortical thinning would be 3.5 years.

Of course, the analogy between the rapid phases of biological evolution and cosmological inflation and the corresponding phase transitions is not a direct, physical one but pertains to the common general characteristics of these processes.