Sentence examples for a faster means from inspiring English sources
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.
We show that making public transport more efficient (e.g., by introducing a faster means of transport such as a subway/train or rapid bus transport, or by lowering the price of the bus) can induce the poor to live further from the central business district and therefore have access to better housing services.
There's a new crop of apps intensifying competition among brick-and-mortar retailers by giving consumers a faster means of comparison and more advanced personalization.
Washington was one of the first cities to embrace a faster, meaner genre called hardcore — an offshoot of punk that was also, in its way, a stern refutation of it.
Jockeys had better balance, a faster mean reaction time, a lower fatigue index and a higher estimated V. O 2 max than their track-work riding counterparts.
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.
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.
