Sentence examples for unique rapids from inspiring English sources

Salmon River, Idaho The Middle Fork of the Salmon River, located in Idaho, has more than 100 unique rapids, spread out across its 105-mile length, making it one of the grand jewels of kayaking in the entire U.S. The Salmon winds its way through some of the most spectacular scenery in all of North America, and it will leave you breathless for more reasons than just the ride.

The phenomenon in itself is not unique; rapid economic expansion has caused property prices to rise in many developing countries.

A unique rapid scanning rate differential scanning calorimeter is used to examine the differences in melt and cold crystallized poly (l-Lactide) (PLLA), a biodegradable semi-crystalline polymer.

However, unique rapid temperature programmed calorimetry methods convincingly demonstrate that the activation energy is influenced by kinetic phase transitions which also result in reaction rate bistabilities and oscillations.

We found that the unique, rapid network forming characteristics of ECs on Matrigel® could be attributed to the apolar or monopolar basic interfacial characteristics according to Zisman/Kaelble or vOGCT, respectively.

By continuous and monotonic dependence on the initial conditions, every trajectory starting initially with (vartheta _{1}) sufficiently close to 0 (and >0) will not only experience the same number (n+1) of rapid phases with speed (1+epsilon), but the last rapid phase (the unique rapid phase if (n=0)) will also stop at (t=t_{0}).

UNICEF deployed the unique Rapid Family Tracing and Reunification (RapidFTR) tool in response to the sudden influx of over 66,000 Congolese nationals into Bundibugyo District, western Uganda.

Our hospital adopted a unique rapid response system (RRS) constructed with two different systems (organized and systematic system to activate RRT members, and nonorganized and nonsystematic system to gather doctors and nurses near the scene) with an inhospital whole paging system (doctor call (DC)).

Because the analysis method and sparse data used in this study will tend to blur out most century-scale changes, we can't use the analysis of Marcott et al. to draw any firm conclusions about how unique the rapid changes of the twentieth century are compared to the previous 10,000 years.

Further investigation of the mechanisms behind this unique and rapid evolution of a bumblebee phenotype will be important in understanding the evolution of mimicry.

Spontaneous K-complexes are electroencephalographic features unique to non-rapid eye movement sleep.