Sentences with phrase «zip along»

That screen is backed up by a beefy 1.7 GHz quad - core processor and 2 GB of RAM which sees Android Jelly Bean zip along at a rate of knots, making for a pleasing and efficient user experience.

Even the menus zip along quicker, getting you to the Xbox Store, for example, in less time.

Hop aboard and you'll automatically zip along at breakneck speed!

The tracks zip along at a silky - smooth 60 frames per second, and this is one of those games where the frame rate really does matter.

Zip along suspension cables from platform to platform enjoying the tropical forest and beautiful surroundings.

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Zip along the Nāpali coast in a Zodiac boat, explore hidden caves, and take a dip into the waters to discover the secret wildlife of Hawaii with some of the best snorkeling in Kaua'i.

They are great if you want to zip along together or if one of you decides not to participate in the tour just yet.

What the PlayBook has got though is a 7 - inch capacitive touchscreen display, 16 GB of internal storage, a dual - core 1 GHz processor and 1 GB of RAM that helps the operating system zip along with little signs of breaking a sweat regardless of what you are doing.

And thanks to the 1 GHz Freescale i.MX507 processor inside, things zip along nicely.

These features are backed up by a dual - core processor, which make the Xoom zip along.

The interface is still easy to use, and programs still putter if not zip along.

Most of your daily functions tend to zip along fairly fine with the processor and 256 MB of RAM.20

The novel does not zip along with the same energy as Harry Potter, and the characters will not imprint themselves in your imagination with the same permanence as Harry and the gang.

With the help of its aero body and those top two gears, Charade can zip along the open road at 60 mph or more without breathing hard and can turn in high mileage.

The sound of the bonbon charging, the elevators, even the hum of the hoverboard as you zip along a hill match well with the game's style.

If it's all a little too crowded with characters, Branagh's pacy direction keeps the story zip along to a conclusion that's tense even if you remember whodunnit.

R3325 - 01 / R3325 - 25 is a stylish casual everyday boot by Remonte Available in black or brown Enhanced with a leather upper / synthetic upper with a stretchy ribbed back and decorative outer zip Along with a soft warm fleece lining down the front of the boot Removable shock absorbing insole The heel height

Punctuated by contrast topstitching, this piece features a horizontal zip along the waist that can be left undone for a dynamic drape.

But, once the cutting has begun, I zip along fairly quickly.

That poses an obvious problem during S phase: While DNA replication machineries («replisomes») zip along the chromosomes trying to faithfully duplicate the entire genome in a matter of just a couple of hours, they encounter — on average — multiple cohesin rings that are already wrapped around DNA.

Putting them together created a superconducting topological insulator, where electrons zip along two edges of the material's surface without resistance, like cars on a superhighway.

They come in three different types or «flavors» that can morph into one another as they zip along at near - light speed barely interacting with anything else.

Nanotubes share this property; they are actually better conductors than graphene because they force electrons to zip along a straight line.

Hardly interacting with other matter, neutrinos come in the three different types — electron, muon, and tau — and the winners of this year's prize showed that the three types can morph into one another as the particles zip along at near - light speed.

This phenomenon, whereby neutrinos spontaneously flip between types as they zip along, has been measured by other detectors, but LBNE would do it precisely enough to attack the antimatter problem more powerfully than before.

Signals between the gut and the brain may zip along the vagus nerve, a multilane highway that connects the two (SN: 11/28/15, p. 18).

First, enzymes zip along DNA, producing ticker - tape - like messages called messenger RNA.

In the handful of minutes that the planes zip along in darkness, the instruments could collect enough data to answer this Mercury mystery: What is the innermost planet's surface made of?

Einstein then calculated that a barbell - shaped distribution of mass whirling end - to - end like a baton should radiate ripples in spacetime that zip along at light speed — gravitational waves.

Some of the flows zip along at nearly 10 kilometers per second, allowing them to achieve very high magnetic Reynolds numbers.

Those high - altitude winds zip along at more than 300 miles per hour and generate electrical currents that surround the Earth.

ELK GROVE VILLAGE — You see them all over the place, those teenagers who effortlessly glide atop skate boards or zip along, feet flying, in a pair of inline skates.

Heck, imagine how much time (and therefore money) you'd save if you could zip along at the same speeds.

Now I zip along the surface like a guy on a Jet Ski.»

Orange plastic bottles zip along soundlessly, then enter glass control booths, where robotic arms swing in and out.

A new A8 chip inside zipped along while surfing the web or switching among apps I had open, but the 5S isn't sluggish either, truth be told.

You're zipping along on your bicycle, with no way to hear anything over the noise of the city.

Anything that ventures closer than a certain distance from the black hole falls in to it, even photons zipping along at light speed.

OPERA detected neutrinos fired from CERN, about 730 kilometres away in Geneva, Switzerland, and found they arrived 60 nanoseconds earlier than expected, implying they zipped along at one part in 40,000 faster than the speed of light.

Ingeniously beating swords into ploughshares, Australian scientists have adapted an ageing British torpedo to measure the thickness of the Antarctic ice shelf as it zips along under the ice.

You might not consider an object that takes a whole year to move the distance between your outstretched thumb and pinky to be a speedster, but in the field of plate tectonics, that's zipping along like a Formula One racer.

Crossing this barrier enabled the liquid to propagate laterally across the surface in a stepwise fashion, often nucleating from a central point before zipping along the grooves and filling them.

And those early anti-atoms, produced at CERN and at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in the U.S., were «hot,» zipping along near the speed of light.

Mass varies depending on how fast particles move; protons zipping along at close to the speed of light, like those in the LHC, weigh more than protons at rest.

Lillian Fritz - Laylin is observing a strain of leukemia cell that zips along at about 10 to 20 microns per minute.

Several studies published by Das and other research groups indicated that a magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Kunlunshan, Tibet, in 2001 zipped along at five to six kilometers (three to 3.7 miles) a second, or close to the speed of sound in rock.

This unusual shape prevents ribosomes — the button - shaped organelle that zips along the messenger RNA and strings together amino acids into proteins — from binding to the appropriate piece of RNA.

How an electron interacts with other matter depends on which way it's spinning as it zips along — to the right like a football thrown by a right - handed quarterback or the left like a pigskin thrown by a lefty.

I felt like I was just zipping along (hello, responsiveness!)