Примеры использования Much more rapidly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But we must now deploy it very much more rapidly.
A much more rapidly developing area is e-commerce.
She appears to be growing up much more rapidly than is possible.
Oms have a much shorter life span that we. Butwe must not forget that they multiply much more rapidly.
This process is expected to occur much more rapidly in the developing countries.
Despite the global economic growth, the gap between rich andpoor is growing much more rapidly.
In a word, in this case, we are much more rapidly began" to overtake the progress».
There is no wonder that"the image of the CPRF is moving toward laborism and social democracy much more rapidly than the party itself.".
Mice reproduce much more rapidly than elephants, yet elephants evolve more rapidly than mice.
Scientific and technical progress develops much more rapidly in recent years.
Its status with respect to the constituent instrument of the organization andwith respect to the organization itself is determined much more rapidly.
Hence the importance of moving ahead much more rapidly in reducing malnutrition.
I would like to talk about comparative advantages since I am sure that there are certain economic branches which can develop much more rapidly in Lori.
Trade with non-CIS partners was expanding much more rapidly than intra-CIS trade.
We can now select material much more rapidly and select many more plants as well, so we can eventually deliver to the farmer a far more productive bioenergy crop," Long said.
In particular, the required contribution rate for current participants would fall much more rapidly than the overall rate.
Higher skilled staff responded much more rapidly and therefore closed the operational gaps.
One can see immediately in the preceding graph that the improvement in power for increases in N occurs much more rapidly for p= .6 than for p= .55.
Since spacer DNA sequence changes much more rapidly in evolution than the gene sequence, it is thought that spacer DNA does not have a function that depends on its sequence, although it may have sequence-independent function.
Studies indicate that the urban population is growing much more rapidly than the average national population.
However, the East Asian economies were liberalized gradually and selectively,while most countries in other regions have been pressured to liberalize much more rapidly and generally.
I continue to learn, understand, integrate, develop andexpand my consciousness much more rapidly and much more interdimensionally beyond my wildest dreams!
In this regard, we should consider the establishment of an assessment scale thatis more reliable than the current one and reflects Members' changing national circumstances much more rapidly.
If your progress had not been interfered with your evolution would have advanced much more rapidly, and instead you have been denied such an opportunity.
Since trade andtransport flows contracted much more rapidly than GDP during the economic recession and the pace of recovery in major UNECE economies remains slow, a rebound of freight transport volumes to 2008 levels may well be delayed until 2011 or 2012.
The analysing group further noted that, if funding could be found,implementation could proceed much more rapidly than projected.
In Montreal, Kovalainen experienced difficulties with his tyres, as they seemed to degrade much more rapidly than Hamilton's, and the team was forced to tell him to take it easy in order to avoid a puncture.
You have a genetic predisposition to believe and to seek higher authority, andthis will enable your culture to progress much more rapidly than other cultures.
Although some developing countries andemerging economies have been growing much more rapidly than the richest countries, in general cross-country inequalities in terms of mean income continue to widen.
Of all the regions in Africa,southern Africa has been particularly ravaged by a form of HIV/AIDS that is killing more people and much more rapidly than in any other region in the continent.