Sentence examples for A fast application from inspiring English sources
A fast application system with a triple-barrel glass pipette attached to an electromechanical switching device (SF-77B, Warner Instruments, Hamden, CT, USA) was arranged with the external bath solution flowing centrally and the antagonist solutions flowing through the side tubes.
A fast application that provides comprehensive information on observations will simplify the characterization and quantification of new and existing alternative biodiesel resources.
A DSP-based process computer system allows a fast application of the optimization tool at the engine test stand.
Simplifications using Taylor expansion and Cholesky decomposition yield a fast application that handles the massive amount of 3D data and the computational requirements due to the 6DoF.
Both these layers shall be connected through a fast application programming interface (API) not to compromise the performance of the whole system.
The analysis methods used so far in the literature are based either on a constant temperature T eq of this surrounding or, with the linear method, a fast application of the full power to the measuring probe.
Young immigrants like Ms. Teodoro and Mr. Padilla who had received deportation deferrals would have a faster application process for provisional status, the first step along that pathway.
Luckily, alternative lenders have opened their doors online, offering a faster application process and sometimes less stringent requirements for approval.
YouTube says that the devices will have a faster application start-up, searching capabilities, and video loading and will allows users to easily access YouTube via an icon on the device's screen.
You can also spray on the top color with a paint sprayer for a faster application.
New software includes a faster application-specific pattern-search, a new version (2.0) of the regular expression and Perl search as well as the possibility to load a fasta-format file with multiple sequences to screen for promoter patterns (including tardigrade-specific or general promoter motifs of interest).
