Sentence examples for that very rapid from inspiring English sources

The intermittent motion of the ice flow was recorded, as well as the ocean tide, by applying precise point positioning analysis (in prep ., and it seems that very rapid ice motion related to the tide (Bindschadler et al., 2003) may also occur in the Shirase Glacier.

Thus, it remains possible that very rapid early learning contributes to the specificity of some of the effects observed [33].

Our model clarifies how forager death rate influences colony population, and suggests that very rapid population decline can result from chronically high forager death rates.

These latter findings do not exclude, however, that very rapid and periodic waves of actin remodeling occur to accomplish cell migration [16], [17].

However, there is evidence to suggest that alternative mechanisms are involved, such as the observation that very rapid, effective cytotoxic granule secretion can precede MTOC polarization in some CTL-target cell conjugates.

However, in Figure 3A for SHV-1 catalysis of sulbactam, the prevalence of cis-enamine product means that very rapid imine-to-enamine interconversion has occurred in the active site, likely catalyzed by E166 followed by hydrolysis of the acyl enzyme.

SODIAC is a well-designed commercial software package that permits very rapid and consistent classification of compounds.

In particular, we will show that using these short time windows enabled us to reveal changes in the index cohesive force that are very rapid and of high magnitude (see also Text S2 and Figure S7).

It is a natural infectious agent of mice that causes very rapid lytic infections generally restricted to a minor subset of non-essential macrophages involved in scavenging extracellular lactate dehydrogenase [5], [6].

For example, Global Positioning System (GPS) tracking has been widely employed with terrestrial animals and birds, e.g. [3], and more recently with diving marine species, such as turtles and seals, using new systems that allow very rapid acquisition of GPS precision positional data (ephemeris) when individuals surface to breathe, e.g. [4].

Acropora may therefore follow this pattern of abundant maternal cyclin transcripts that drive very rapid cell proliferation early in embryogenesis, followed by lower transcript levels with the onset of slower developmentally regulated cell cycles.