The phrase "an expedite" is not correct in English.
The correct term is "expedite," which is a verb meaning to make a process happen faster or more efficiently.
Example: "We need to expedite the shipping process to ensure the package arrives on time."
Alternatives: "speed up" or "hasten."
As if by magic, it somehow worked out, but despite our request for an "expedite approval" we failed to get in the App Store in time.
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Through these, an expedite tool is provided to classify each pile of a two-dimensional pier/wharf frame as fully braced or partially braced and further allow estimating the effective length factor, K, once an equivalent column length is established.
The acoustical performance of these solutions was evaluated through laboratory tests, using an acoustic chamber with small dimensions, which allows comparing several solutions, on similar test conditions, in an expedite way.
A few numerical examples are shown to assess the applicaBoththeof the method, its computational effort and some convergence issues.
