Sentence examples for their rapidity from inspiring English sources

Some technical advances - information technology, for instance - surprise us by their rapidity; others seemingly stagnate.

England created a real opening with their rapidity and then threw it away through the alacrity with which they spurned chances.

Rather, their personalities take a back seat to the material, and their teamwork and timing have an acrobatic virtuosity (at times, their rapidity leaves a viewer wondering whether what's happened isn't actually about to happen).

Under Mr Cameron, Britain pins a lot of hope on the rise of a range of moderate opposition parties: the talk is of supporting elections notable for their quality, not their rapidity.

Each of these advances was itself to be secured by an intense artillery bombardment, brief for surprise and making up for its short duration by the number of batteries and their rapidity of fire.

Voltammetric methods gathered much attention of researchers owing to their rapidity of analysis, no requirement of sample pretreatment, fairly high sensitivity, and inexpensive instrumentation.

The patients who have expressed their preference for frovatriptan reported as main factors for their choice: rapidity of action (71%), tolerability (42%), reduction in pain severity (33%), complete analgesia (33%) and functional recovery (33%).

The advantages of such questions are their simplicity, rapidity, and low cost.

These methods include transmittance and reflectance spectroscopy for chlorophyll content measurement, and can be applied across spatial scales because of their simplicity, rapidity, and nondestructive nature (Chappelle et al., 1992; Buschmann and Nagel 1993; Main et al., 2011).

"Next generation sequencing" technologies, such as "454 sequencing", in addition to their extreme rapidity, should allow sequencing a mixture of numerous PCR products, such as for instance from 15 EPIC loci in each of 50 or more individuals, identified by individual labels (4 base sequences, inserted in PCR primers or linked to PCR products) for reasonable prices (less than 2000 € in 2009).

Their utility is due to the rapidity of their morphological evolution, their abundance — the most productive samples bearing almost a thousand tests per gram — and the easy identification (due largely to the large variation in shapes) and short lifetimes (<10 million years) of most species.