Sentence examples for a much faster speed from inspiring English sources
"Twitter is the ultimate real-time engagement mechanism, so it's moved everything to a much faster speed," said Zac Moffatt, the digital director for the Romney campaign.
We detected a rapid urbanization in Hohhot and Ulaanbaatar, both in terms of urban population growth and urban land expansion, from 1990 to 2010, with a much faster speed in 2000 2010.
We report numerical results on several clinical cases showing that, compared to a widely used existing model, the new approach is capable of generating clinically relevant plans at a much faster speed.
As a result, not only is it always possible to expand the displacement in a Fourier series for beams with any boundary conditions, but also the solution converges at a much faster speed.
When the Daasanach volunteers were asked to sprint along the track at a much faster speed, however, more of them landed near their toes with each stride, a change in form that is very common during sprints, even in people who wear running shoes.
FADF has achieved performance comparable to that of ADF with a much faster speed.
There was a brief interval of time in the late 1980s when this single machine arguably corrected more errors than the combined total of all error-correcting devices in the world, because most other machines were often turned off, and when on, they corrected only rare errors slowly rather than much greater noise at the much faster speed of the Model 680.
The experimental results on SURF show that SURF approximates or outperforms previously proposed matching schemes with much faster speed in feature detection, descriptor calculation, and matching process [40].
Still, you get much faster speed at every level (and most significantly when copying the large Outlook file, where it takes just 14 seconds, compared to 1 27 - or even the zippy 27 seconds of the Voyager Mini).
The new sequencing technologies can produce millions of reads with much faster speed and lower cost.
The sequencing process has been greatly parallelized, producing millions of reads with much faster speed and lower cost.
