Thus, increased reabsorption of Na+ can be observed rapidly, know as the 'rebound phase' [ 14].
However, we believe that this will have been a small effect, as the animals would, on a daily basis, rapidly know where the stimuli would appear and thus where the focus of attention should be directed to.
Consequently, the need for health care providers to rapidly know and understand, appropriately investigate, provide optimal treatment, and effectively transfer the care of patients are all fundamental aspects of modern health care.
Instead, a company called Micro Instrumentation Telemetry Systems, which rapidly became known as MITS, made the big American splash.
He rapidly became known as a steady, reliable actor who usually specialized in light comedy.
He rapidly became known for his expensive, luxurious products and, in 1879, opened his first factory in Chiswick, west London.
He rapidly became known to Empress Maria Theresa, who sent him to the Netherlands as chief minister to Charles of Lorraine and her sister Maria Anna.
It opened with a new (or, rather, reborn) prime minister, Shinzo Abe, coming to power in a landslide election victory and promising a radically new economic policy, which rapidly became known as "Abenomics".
He is, in fact, rapidly becoming known as the modern master of contemporary costume museum performance-presentation, a curator who thinks outside the box, or in this case, the dimly lit institutional vitrine.
In any case, sausage-pie's attempt to moderate what is rapidly becoming known as the Tories' "problem with women" was scuppered when he was confronted with that most bothersome of questions: "Would you call yourself a feminist?" His reaction was, all in all, just perfect.
