Activists, frustrated by the partisan gridlock in Washington, are pushing their agendas in state capitals that are dominated by a single party and thus can swiftly move legislation.
Thus users can swiftly see if their stop is affected without parsing through the laundry list of text for each line, or referencing which trains stop where".
Retreating, Alexios's troops, and especially the Turks, employed skirmishing tactics, attacking the enemy line and then withdrawing swiftly, thus keeping their opponents at bay and weakening the coherence of their line.
Thus, it works swiftly on many biological networks that generally contain less than 100 000 nodes (e.g. yeast or human PPI networks).
Although Salmo spp. also shows the selection of food motion and shape to some extent, the offered food pellet can be captured immediately before it falls down to the bottom of the tank because they have high visual acuity, thus can feed swiftly by darting [ 15- 17].
Simultaneously, Aedes mosquitoes experience shorter reproductive cycle at higher temperature of 32°C and increase feeding frequency more than twofold as compared to temperature at 24°C; pupae development period may reduce from four days at 22°C to less than one day as temperature increases to 32 34°C; thus, mosquito population multiplies swiftly as temperature increases (6).
Thus, the gaze must shift swiftly and accurately during the process of reading.
Thus, Modi rose frictionlessly and swiftly from disgrace to respectability in a world where money, power and status are the measure of everything, and where human beings, as Balzac bitterly wrote, are reduced to being either fools or knaves.
These free radicals have a high tendency to react swiftly with lipids, thus, triggering lipid peroxidation, a process that can lead to membrane disorganization and consequently reduces in membrane fluidity [ 45].
Thus, CR/SBS modified asphalt must be used swiftly after which has been produced owing to its poor storage stability.
