speediness

"Its speediness is obstructed by human fear and prejudice."

Other controversies have dealt with the speediness of the drama and overly set up plot.

Virtuoso speediness seems less relevant than the urge to simplify or abstract.

I hope the briefness of your answer made The speediness of your return.

"Killer" looks good, and the speediness alone gives it an adrenalized kick.

Among its advantages are low system resource usage, usage simplicity, and speediness.

This type of open habitat contributes to the speediness of the animal as it moves low to the ground.

The local fire brigade has won many prizes at contests within the Birkenfeld district for its speediness.

Secondly, I would like to thank Mr Knörr for his speediness.

The dispute between Pyx and Mandor was resolved with gratifying speediness.

And yet I find myself - exhilarated - by their speediness, touched by the valiance of their striving."

Maybe it's just the websites I happen to visit, but I don't experience what many people describe as Chrome's "speediness".

If you crave the speediness, timbral brightness and transparent textures of the early-music approach, this wasn't for you.

Sakyong Mipham states: "Speediness is laziness when we use it as a way to avoid working with our minds."

A program guaranteeing service in 55 seconds (or the order was free) underlined speediness, and a plan to mop bathrooms twice every 55 minutes demonstrated cleanliness.

With a speediness that beat even Mr. Bush, Mr. Marshall's speech lasted all of 12 minutes.

Their speediness and their hind limb development relative to their body size correlate to their necessity for evasion action (Fa 11).

Generally transdifferentiation that occurs in mouse cells does not translate in effectiveness or speediness in human cells.

But mostly their speediness had to do with Kiel's being an angel who required no sleep, who could focus his concentration in a way mortals could not.

For I confess to you, Robert Chen-Jacobs, that I am not entirely easy with human speediness and the rate at which events may sometimes take place.

With the benefit of hindsight, the speediness of the conviction suggests that Robert G. Morvillo, Ms. Stewart's lawyer, should have called more than one witness.

There were moments, particularly in the finale of the E major Sonata, when she got carried away with speediness, at the cost of letting Haydn's melodies sing.

Sources close to the Court attribute its relative speediness this term to the differences between Chief Justice Rehnquist and his predecessor, Warren E. Burger.

The speediness of the announcement is a sign of the pressure on Andersen to save itself as it battles a criminal indictment, Enron shareholder lawsuits and client flight.

Sharing the bill is a group called Stir Fried, with a brilliant guest fiddler, Vassar Clements, who merges bluegrass speediness with jazz insouciance.