As the sail bellied with the wind the ship flew through the deep blue water, and the foam hissed against her bows as she sped onward.
Lift the chorus, speed it onward, loud her praises tell.
Since LC3 II levels report the number of autophagosomes which in turn depends on the dynamic equilibrium between autophagosome synthesis and degradation, these data are insufficient to determine whether PSA is acting to slow autophagosome formation or alternatively to speed their onward progression and fusion with lysosomes.
One of the presiding features of youth, of any era, is its intense lust for speed – to rush onward and forward and further yet.
As you lay on your stomach, spiralling up the Soarin' Eagle roller coaster, you get a brief view of the Cyclone, the Wonder Wheel and rest of Coney Island's celebrated history before speeding upward, swooping onward and twisting upside down toward its sparkling future.
You could travel from London or Paris to New York at high speeds, but there was no onward connection to Los Angeles.
We study this periodicity using solar wind speed measurements at 1 AU from 1964 onward, and the Kp index of geomagnetic activity from 1932 onward.
Meanwhile, science marches onward at an ever-increasing rate of speed, which makes it important to rapidly access this information.
Some levels also include a motion map region, where students must maintain a constant velocity, increase their speed, or decrease their speed in order to continue onward.
The speed with which Asian Tigers like Taiwan and South Korea developed from 1960 onward was the result of deliberate diplomatic actions to stimulate innovations, complemented by strategies of multi-national companies seeking advantages of a well-educated but relatively cheap labour force.
This investigation is of importance as the plantar flexors provide the majority of the power for onward gait progression (Winter 1983), and plantar flexor weakness is considered a limiting factor of gait speed in stroke survivors (Nadau et al. 1999).
