It's much simpler than its peers, with fewer category options, and it cannot scan bar codes, but it is slightly swifter to use than other similar apps.
Sanguine rivulets of blood flowed slightly swifter from cuts between and over the challenger's eyes and helped render him flat-footed against the ropes and shipping punches for the first time that night.
The first half of his race had been significantly faster than the second half, and this upended the prevailing view that a marathoner should run at an even pace for most of the route, the second half of the race slightly swifter than the first — the "negative split".
Earlier this month the U.S. Labor Department reported Friday that its Consumer Price Index jumped 0.6% in May, slightly swifter than the 0.5% increase Wall Street had expected.
Before the market opened on Friday, the U.S. Labor Department reported that its Consumer Price Index jumped 0.6% in the month of May, slightly swifter than the 0.5% increase Wall Street had been expecting.
Another extraordinary event in the poem, not visual but temporal, is the abrupt compression of time ("eighteen centuries") referred to in the tercet, after which a swift, slightly ironical transition to the mundane finds "Mr Blake" at home in London.
Vaux's Swift, a slightly smaller counterpart of the eastern North American Chimney Swift (Chaetura pelagica), breeds from southwestern Canada through the western United States to Mexico, Central America, and northern Venezuela.
The choice may look like a box of bonbons – it is – but it's fascinating as a swift if slightly jerky gallop through performance styles and big stars of the past (mainly) half century.
As he reaches a fulminating crescendo of insults, explaining for the third time why he will not talk to Moscow's flunkeys, it is time to apologise crisply for bothering him and then, as he pauses, slightly startled, add a swift goodbye and hang up.
It is similar in general shape to the common swift, although slightly longer-winged and with a more protruding head.
The two have historically been regarded as different species for reasons basically related to size: the kit fox is slightly smaller than the swift fox, and the former has a narrower snout.
