Sentence examples for rapidly exchange from inspiring English sources

The turbulence after the so-called Brexit vote has been high, as investors rapidly exchange risky assets for safer havens.

For many problems, an in-house supercomputer still has an enormous advantage: packed closely together and connected with high-speed cable, its thousands of microprocessors can rapidly exchange information, updating each other on the fly.

Potential applications such as mechanical/electrical couplings for batteries could enable electric vehicles to rapidly exchange battery packs.

These weakly bound surface water molecules were found to rapidly exchange with the second water layer (~0.025 exchanges/ps) using a dissociative mechanism.

Prussian blue and ferric ions of the MNCs rapidly exchange electrons thereby producing dark blue colors in the intra-cellular region.

However, due to their high reactivity once in contact with water-based solutions BGs rapidly exchange ions with the surrounding environment leading in most cases to an undesired increase of the pH under static in vitro conditions (due to alkaline ion "burst release"), making difficult or even impossible to perform cell culture studies.

To visualize instant messaging, think of a typed conversation, in which snippets of text are rapidly exchanged over the Internet, with each snippet appearing on the recipient's screen as soon as it is sent.

Prosecutors previously could also file separate charges for each individual image, meaning teens who rapidly exchanged dozens of photos via texts or other smartphone messaging applications could potentially be sentenced to significant prison sentences, said Rikki-Lee Chavez, legislative coordinator for the New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, which also supported the measure.

A rapidly exchanging proton would produce no hydrogen splittings.

This phenomenon generates a heated electron gas that rapidly exchanges energy with the particle structure, which then dissipates this energy in the surrounding medium.

The full extent of oxygen isotope fractionation between newly formed sulfate and available oxygen (Δ18OSO4-H2O Δ18OSO4-H2O.6‰) depends on the residence time of sulfite, which rapidly exchanges oxygen at low pH [27].