Sentence examples for rapids and strong from inspiring English sources
Once a year, it swims 650 kilometers up British Columbia's Fraser River, fighting rapids and strong currents, to reach a spot where it can lay and fertilize its eggs.
However, the PRI has a very rapid and strong variation that only lasts a few seconds.
"It actually turns out that this generates very rapid and strong [muscle] contraction".
The responses of RS to simulated precipitation were rapid and strong.
As a result of the two-phase architecture, the single polymer network exhibits a combination of perfect shape fixity and recovery, rapid and strong response and outstanding cycle life.
Interestingly, only SeV85AB vaccination induced high levels of lung-resident memory CD8+ T (TRM) cells, and this led to a rapid and strong recall of antigen-specific CD8+ T cell responses against Mtb challenge infection.
The implantation study for repairing critical radius defects showed that the scaffold of g-HAP/PLGA exhibited rapid and strong mineralization and osteoconductivity, and the incorporation of BMP-2 could enhance the osteogenic process of the composite implant.
Given the rapid and strong local changes in the circulation and thermal structure of the stratosphere during SSWs, the natural questions that bear in mind are (1) how high the effects of the warming propagate in altitude, and (2) to what extent the changes in the upper atmosphere can be associated with the sudden warmings.
Our screening study focused on cysteine resistance, characterization of a direct cysteine stimulon with a rapid and strong response, and its applications to cysteine fermentation, where these approaches provided important insights into the crucial factors that affect cysteine fermentation using E. coli.
Typically involving a high number of binding sites and determined by a specific sugar code, lectin binding is usually rapid and strong.
Interestingly, this very low amount of cocaine intake was nevertheless sufficient in itself to induce a rapid and strong drug sensitization (see below).
