Sentence examples for ability of fast from inspiring English sources

The ability of fast and automatic volume measurement of merchandise is of paramount importance in logistics.

However, quantifying the ability of FAST to predict the need for immediate operative intervention (OR) is essential.

Nanostructured polyaniline (PANI) has the ability of fast and reversible acid/base doping/dedoping, multi-color changes and electron-donating/accepting using surface or near-surface reactions.

Also, a case study with different reconstruction geometry reveals the ability of fast convergence of simultaneous algebraic reconstruction algorithm irrespective of the geometry.

In cases of severe thoracic trauma, extensive surgical emphysema tracking along the superficial soft tissues of the anterior chest wall limits the ability of FAST to assess for pericardial effusion as there is significant attenuation of the sound waves.

The introduction of the inorganic phase (silica) is necessary for the ability of fast reswelling and also results in a strong improvement of the hydrogels' mechanical properties, while the maximum swelling degree remains nearly unaffected.

Ability of faster transfer of liquid results in higher bottom surface absorption rate.

M0 is an index of the BBCF and represents the ability of fasting glucose to stimulate β-cells.

Fasting beta cell responsiveness was taken to be the ability of fasting glucose to stimulate insulin production by the beta cell, while postprandial beta cell responsiveness was defined as the ability of postprandial glucose to stimulate the beta cell.

The current findings extend these and suggest that impaired diastolic function is associated with a reduced ability of fasting insulin to mediate myocardial glucose utilization in men with metabolic complications with or without well-controlled HIV infection.

This suggests that there is resistance to the ability of fasting insulin levels to mediate basal myocardial glucose utilization and this was associated with impaired left ventricular relaxation in men with metabolic complications.