Sentence examples for rapidity which from inspiring English sources
Since World War II Bangkok has grown with unprecedented rapidity, which caused problems with transportation, communication, housing, water supply, drainage, and pollution.
Reverse transcription loop-mediated isothermal amplification (RT-LAMP) assay is a novel method of gene amplification that amplifies nucleic acid with high specificity, sensitivity and rapidity, which can be applied for disease diagnosis in shrimp aquaculture.
"Damsels in Distress": Whit Stillman's return isn't a return to form but the discovery of a new one — his aphoristic brilliance is now couched in a poetically excessive rhetoric of hyperstylized rapidity, which only an extraordinarily nimble and virtuosic cast could keep spinning with a perfect gyroscopic rectitude.
In 1834, the New York Times (a newspaper unrelated to the one founded in 1851 and extant today) wrote of Jackson, "He arrives at conclusions with a rapidity which proves that his process is not through the tardy avenues of syllogism, nor over the beaten track of analysis".
The area of the United States, divided into two equal parts, will leave, perhaps, one half on the west side of the Allegany mountains: From the fertility of soil, the fineness of climate, and every thing that can favor a growing population, we may suppose the settlement will go on with every degree of rapidity which our imagination can conceive.
"Zuckerberg was capable of changing his approach to it with great rapidity, which is something he continues to do to this day".
Allen isn't quite making each film as if it is his last – rather, it is almost as if nowadays each one is his first: smart, brisk, amiable, a little unfocused and without the ambition and joke-rapidity which is the mark of the mature genius yet to come.
The rapidity at which calcium is returned to the sarcoplasmic reticulum is directly related to the rapidity of cardiac relaxation.
This included the rapidity with which the fire spread.
The horrible rapidity with which human institutions grow old.
What's telling is the rapidity with which Tory leaders are already disassociating themselves from it.
