Sentence examples for rapidly sudden from inspiring English sources

When the wind speed is increased rapidly, sudden "ramps" in power output are generated, which is a tremendous benefit for capturing the energy.

Two new "strike brigades", both of about 5,000 troops, will be able to respond rapidly to sudden threats outside the UK; we do not know where a threat is most likely to materialise.

Natural selection can act more rapidly after sudden changes in conditions, which can lead to the extinction of species.

At the same time, when one cannot assume a fully deterministic and static environment, one must endow the robot with the ability to react rapidly to sudden changes in the environment.

Whatever the answer, this is the kind of business where mismatches in the trading book should become rapidly apparent in sudden cash outflows.

Molly Ringwald's reminiscences of John Hughes and reflections on his work, published in today's New York Times, go beyond the routine poles of adulation and condemnation that have rapidly followed his sudden and early death.

When the economy gets out of kilter — through rapidly increased demand or sudden shortages and price rises — the market should provide the solution in the form of new technologies that "push the Malthusian monster back into its box".

Any light that is emitted is trapped by the mirrors, which triggers further emission as it bounces to and fro, very rapidly escalating into the sudden release of all the light in an avalanche.

Indeed, these parameters are rapidly adjusted to the sudden cessation of the EE conditions.

As expected, male numbers in the sudden regime rapidly declined, reaching negligible levels by generation 35.

Operators and their catheterisation laboratory teams need to be experienced and proficient in rapidly responding to a sudden unplanned deterioration and the requirement for complex bailout stenting strategies.