At Christmas she was still able to enjoy a conversation and follow a television programme; a fortnight later she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, which progressed with a rapidity that, I was told, was very unusual.
So, whereas the frequency selectivity of the channel provides the information about which subcarriers along the entire transmission bandwidth are undergoing the best, the worst, and intermediate conditions, the fading rapidity indicates (i.e., depending on the carrier frequency and UE speed) approximately how long time the conditions over those subcarriers will be steady.
"I bought it and then, with remarkable rapidity, three particular jobs that I thought I had went sour.
It's opposed to the rapidity of society — rapid growth, rapid foods, and rapid celebrities.
And the rapidity of the death, which I was completely blown away by.
I think the rapidity of deindustrialisation in this country has played hell with not only the size but also, if you like, the consciousness of the working class.
The skin coloration is a bit odd, but given the rapidity w/ which it appeared, I'd assume some form of nonspecific reactive dermatitis — possibly direct histamine release (local, therefore likely not IgE-mediated).
My introduction to the power of cross-cutting was probably a film that alternates, with increased rapidity and escalating drumming (as I remember), between an American baby in a crib who's about to be attacked by a rat and another child in Africa who's being stalked by a lion — at the last minute each child is swept to safety.
The following demographic data were recorded: gender, age, height, body weight, nationality, the subjectively judged rapidity of onset of symptoms (i.e. gradual or acute onset), the duration and laterality of the symptoms, the types of treatments that the subjects underwent previously, and the types and levels of sporting activities that they engaged in.
"I love their rapidity of change," he said of his adopted home.
