Sentence examples for transition faster than from inspiring English sources

The result is a compromise — richer nations have to transition faster than poorer ones, but poorer ones must halt using HFCs in time, too.

Given the expectation that richer countries transition faster than developing ones, for nations like Sweden and Germany this means decarbonisation by 2030-2040.

Ridley Scott's "The Counselor," from a screenplay by Cormac McCarthy, also grapples with the sense of a world in transition faster than the people swept along by it can keep up.

The filter frequency (3 kHz) used in our experiments did not allow to see transitions faster than 0.3 ms, and responses from synapses separated by a short electrotonic distance could not be distinguished.

Doing this will help you transition faster and easier.

Consequently, it is likely that MutS binds the T-bulge in the bent state but rapidly undergoes a conformational change to the unbent state, with the transition occurring faster than the time resolution of our experiments.

It may be concluded that the likelihood of the electron transitions decreases faster than that of the hole transitions as the exciting radiation energy decreases in the considered wavelength range.

The abruptness of this transition, while all other regions are rather flat, indicates that the response of all involved transitions is faster than the time given by the modulation frequency (i.e., 50 μs).

The experience I lived in Iran, the fear and panic and out-of-control state I saw, led me to make that transition a lot faster than I might have.

Thanks to the influential millennial generation, the transition is happening faster than we expected.

And that transition is way faster than fossil fuel industry thought leaders like Shell.