with p s, p f, f s ∈[0, 1]; f s (1- f s ) is the fraction of slowly (fast) rearranging gene pairs.
The 2011 census showed us that the population of the UK was rising, still slowly, but faster than the ONS had thought, and faster than almost anywhere else in Europe.
But slowly, then faster, she moves backward, towards him, in alternating stamps (with her heels) and slaps (with the soles).
He then proved the existence of black holes and the notion that time passes more slowly the faster you travel.
Some groups progress more slowly, some faster, as they advance from the simple to the complex, from the homogeneous to the heterogeneous, from the irrational to the rational.
Michael Friedlander, a former senior nuclear power plant operator in the United States, said that while the pumping might be proceeding slowly, a faster pace could prove dangerous.
"Academia slowly decided – faster in the 1980s – that there was no way of judging artistic merit and that it might not even exist.
The operator, by sleight (deftness) of hand, or legerdemain (French for "lightness of hand") moves the three around at first slowly, then faster until the victim is misled into guessing the pea is under the wrong thimble.
Using these methodologies, we could learn whether they visited unknown places, or whether they walked slowly or faster.
When the engine revs and the motorcycle's rear tire is engaged with the sculpture, the flywheel begins to spin — first slowly, then faster, eventually gaining fearsome speed.
