Muscle growth is governed by myostatin, a protein that determines whether an animal has compact muscles tuned for rapid sprints or a leaner body suited for endurance.
WASHINGTON — American intelligence agencies have concluded in recent months that Iran has created enough nuclear fuel to make a rapid, if risky, sprint for a nuclear weapon.
Owen laid waste to the entire Rapid defence by sprinting clear down the left and cutting inside the penalty area.
To reach this level of competition, these players combine phenomenal ball-handling skills with three major characteristics: fast sprinting, rapid reaction times, and ferocious tenacity.
His latest shaggy-dog meditation, "It's Always Right Now, Until It's Later," is a rapid-fire, ninety-minute sprint that covers the nature of time, memory, and identity.
Reardon's rise through sprinting ranks was rapid; within five months of starting full-time training in the sport he'd had run 13.07, a time that would have won him a medal at the Beijing Games.
82 Indirect evidence rather suggests that the increased rate of fatigue seen at altitude may be the result of a more rapid accumulation of Pi during each sprint and a reduced rate of its removal during recovery.
It's well known, of course, that shoe traction influences athletic performance, especially in sports that involve sprinting or cutting, meaning abrupt rapid shifts in direction.
With a quick announcement of his candidacy, rapid-fire attacks on Hillary Rodham Clinton and a sprint across New York State yesterday, Representative Rick Lazio has gotten off to an energetic start in his race for the Senate.
The alpha-actinin-3 protein is almost exclusively expressed in fast, glycolytic, and type IIX fibers that are responsible for the generation of rapid forceful contractions during activities such as sprinting.
