Sentence examples for a fast means from inspiring English sources
We are long past the days when an ambulance ride was simply a fast means to the hospital.
A fast means of changing relative price levels is devaluation, which is likely to have a quick effect on the prices of imported goods.
Firstly, the closed-form expression for the outage probability is derived which is applicable to cases involving an arbitrary number of interferers, antennas, and hardware impairments, and hence, the derived expression provides a fast means to investigate the system performance.
Papakonstantinou, A. Gupta, H. Garcia-Molina, J. Ullman, A Query Translation Scheme for Rapid Implementation of Wrappers, International Conference on Deductive and Object-Oriented Databases, Singapore, 1995), but its use demands a fast means of generating efficient wrappers.
Specifically, the exact closed-form expression for the outage probability and the analytical expression for the instantaneous capacity of the system are derived over a shadowed-Rician fading channel, which provides a fast means to evaluate the impact of hardware impairments on the system performance.
Our main contributions are summarized as follows: Firstly, the closed-form expression for the outage probability is derived which is applicable to cases involving an arbitrary number of interferers, antennas, and hardware impairments, and hence, the derived expression provides a fast means to investigate the system performance.
The EZ-IO™ allowed medical personnel with little prior experience of adult IO access to be able to achieve successful placement in a fast mean.
In one sequence, software engineers huddle with Mr. Hawking to give him a faster means of communicating (based on facial tics, mostly), but you'd swear he finds a way to put tone in this narration.
"We are ready to be on the world stage," he says.A more cynical explanation is that city status is a faster means of raising a politician's profile than the long slog of economic transformation.
O.K., but we didn't fast-forward: first, there was Samuel Morse, who failed to hear the news of his wife's dying while he was painting a portrait — "You know, he has a painting in the White House, if I remember correctly" — and therefore went out and invented a faster means of communication.
The degree of accuracy obtained is within clinically accepted bounds and NNs offer a faster means for calculating compensator dimensions than existing algorithms.
