While MAD should be taken for what it's worth, a quick and simple calculation, Seaport has found it to be an effective tool for isolating deteriorating situations.
Swabs were taken for laboratory tests, but a quick-thinking consultant put Prentis on powerful antibiotics immediately, rather than wait 48 hours for the results.
The results show that the aerodynamic stiffness coefficient with expression of mode shape could be taken as a quick criterion for mode selection in flutter model design and analysis.
Back home, Mary asks Mark if he took the dog out and Mark says that he did, about two hours ago, and Mary says that, since they are back much later than she expected, she feels the dog should be taken out again for another quick walk and she keeps her coat on.
The FCC is about to be taken out back by Congress for a quick word.
For now though some quick steps must be taken.
Some numbers are derived from actual counts of bodies, but others come from gauging how many fighters were in a building before it was pulverized by a bomb or before their remains were taken away for the quick burial required by Islamic tradition.
In a crisis, compensate, answer questions, fire those responsible – When faced with a corporate disaster such as the BP oil spill, the actions that American think help most are: taking quick action to pay costs for those affected (69%), having top executives answer questions and explain recovery plans (59%), and firing executives and employees responsible (56%).
Just as Shiite leaders say the Americans are taking them for granted, many Sunnis are quick to blame the Americans — for failing to protect them, for example, when Shiite militias torched Sunni mosques and killed Sunnis after the shrine in Samarra was bombed.
