Sentence examples for swift swift from inspiring English sources

The observed Swift (Swift, 1967) and Bahr (Bahr, 1988) skew values fall below 0.3 for the majority of the frequencies ranging from 1000 0.001 Hz, as shown in Fig. 3(a), thus indicating the 2-D subsurface structure.

Interestingly, in the typically 3 4 cell clusters of germ cells, already described in 1914 by Swift (Swift, 1914), we often observed both SSEA1-positive and SSEA1-negative cells (Fig. 1E).

"Swift by name and swift by nature" was Tom Swift's motto.

Small, slim, and sharp-featured, Murdoch is swift of speech and swifter of action….

If Mr. Bush does try a deep tax cut that the markets perceive as reckless, their judgment on him will be nasty, brutish and swift -- swifter than he may ever imagine.

Getting the drift has apparently been a struggle for the President, who vowed a swift decision and swift action on Monday.

In each novel, Tom, a boy genius who was "Swift by name and swift by nature," would invent some miraculous new gizmo.

It provided cover for several attacks on Minaj (from Swift fans, from Swift's buddy Sheeran, from newspaper columnists) which ranged in tone from dismissive to racially tone-deaf, to comments about her "fat arse" (that was Katie Hopkins, obviously).

She is also involved in a strange racket with Ticketmaster, requiring her devotees to enroll in something called the "Verified Fan" program, which ostensibly discourages scalpers but ultimately means that the more money and time a person invests in Swift or Swift-adjacent activities and products, the further he or she can jump the line for concert tickets.

"We also have swift boxes and we play swift music".

Among the best-known swifts is the chimney swift (Chaetura pelagica), a spine-tailed, uniformly dark gray bird that breeds in eastern North America and winters in South America, nesting in such recesses as chimneys and hollow trees; about 17 other Chaetura species are known worldwide.