Phycor and Medpartners, which had also been growing rapidly, called off an announced merger last winter.
At the beginning of the class, Ms. McElduff rapidly called out equations involving two fractions, and the students eagerly called back the answers.
He rapidly called to have the message relayed to the driver of the No. 4, by now near or at Atlantic Avenue.
When the police received the complaint from a local Shiv Sena chief on Sunday evening, officers acted rapidly, calling Ms. Dhada's uncle, a physician, and demanding that his niece apologize.
In late 2008, shortly after the Icelandic bank began rapidly calling in loans to Tchenguiz trust companies and liquidating assets, Investec trustees wrote to Reykjavik revealing that they had removed some of the remaining collateral assets – interests in Somerfield and Welcome Break – from Kaupthing's grasp.
These companies' futures are rapidly called into question.
Weir et al. have proposed that prevention should be focused on places where exposure to HIV can be assumed to be very high and have described a method for identifying such places rapidly (called "Priorities for Local AIDS Control Efforts", abbreviated PLACE-method) [ 23].
The family row spiralled rapidly: Fang called for the return of purged leaders and attacked Mao for his personality cult.
The molten mantle material that flows onto the seafloor and cools rapidly is called pillow basalt, while the underlying material that cools more slowly forms gabbros and sheeted dikes.
Petrol engines are also expected to operate over a much wider range of crank speeds, and to respond much more rapidly when called upon by the driver to do so.
The energy and attention spans of younger subjects are rapidly exhausted, calling for shorter periods of time for testing, more frequent breaks, and sometimes multiple appointments separated by days or weeks.
