Sentence examples for a reduced timeframe. from inspiring English sources

A need for new mass transit system technologies that meets market requirements and cost less within a reduced timeframe prompted the development of Bombardier's new INNOVIA Monorail 300.

Given that the new modelling methodology is very quick to apply to existing shell models of vehicle bodies, it is recommended for use by the stress analyst who requires, say at the preliminary design stage, whole vehicle stiffness performance in a significantly reduced timeframe.

"The Ensequence on-Q Create suite has drastically reduced the complexity of authoring Java content on Blu-ray Disc titles, enabling content developers to create compelling, rich and dynamic interactive experiences in a WYSIWYG environment – and in drastically reduced timeframes," said Don Eklund, SPHE's EVP of Advanced Technology.

Rapid technological advancements can make previously uneconomic resources and/or feedstock available within significantly reduced timeframes.

In case of especially serious instances of infringement, the proposal provides for an expedited procedure that drastically reduces the timeframe in which the alleged infringers and ISPs may respond to the allegations and subsequently take down the materials.

Reducing the timeframe of the analysis to a follow-up period of 3.5 years resulted in an ICER of €40,058, at an added discounted cost of €9,537.

The three executive orders Trump issued would reduce the timeframe for firing poor performers, curtail the amount of paid time federal employees can receive for union work and direct agencies to negotiate more restrictive union contracts in a timely fashion.

Reducing the timeframe from viral emergence to vaccine availability would further decrease the demand for antiviral treatment.

Implementation of point-of-care tests may facilitate the health management of infectious diseases by reducing the timeframe on pathogen identification and host response measurements, allowing for immediate diagnosis and guided clinical intervention.

This study will point out that the re-engineering of the first stage of the radial outflow turbine, the so called "nose cone", may recover a big part of the inefficiencies and lead back to a nearly optimal power conversion, with heavily reduced effects on timeframe and costs, compared to other solutions, like the re-design of the whole turbine.

The AH1 tetramer with the disulfide trap was not used in these experiments because its fluorescence intensity is not reduced during the timeframe of this experiment.