Sentence examples for rapid starting from inspiring English sources

The reduction in air density with altitude can require significant blade redesign to achieve rapid starting as the altitude increases if Q r is not affected by altitude.

Oil having a high VI resists excessive thickening when the engine is cold, and consequently, promotes rapid starting and prompt circulation.

One of the region's oldest outfits, Chiriquí River Rafting (Avenida Central, 507-720-1505; www.panama-rafting com) runs daily trips, from beginners' to Class IV rapids, starting at $60.

Still, once those rapids start rolling, we could be in Colorado.

Having lost both of the games in the series so far (including conceding the first road win in the series since 2007), the Rapids started Friday night's game less as a team that had skidded out of playoff contention in a winless run of seven games, and more as a team playing a one-off final.

It has made a rapid start.

The F.B.I. has put a huge volume of information on the case into its Rapid Start data system.

Quins were 13-3 thethe good just inside the first quarter, though, and singularly failed to seize on that rapid start for the remainder.

After a rapid start, the pace soon slowed, as the 8,500-foot 8,500-footnd steep slope strewn with volcaltitudek took their toll, despite perfect weander.

Phillips, helped by his trademark rapid start, spent much of the race in the bronze medal position but slipped to fifth before he came down heavily on the second-last corner.

Amy Jones got England's chase off to a rapid start before the rain came, hitting the diminutive seamer Shabnim Ismail for three fours in an over on her way to 34 from 27 balls.