Sentence examples for can be made faster from inspiring English sources

"The pace of game is a red herring because games can be made faster if umpires simply call the rulebook high strike," Costas said.

Information can be stored at a higher density (bits per unit area) than in tape, and access to the information can be made faster by traversing the "read" head in a radial direction across the discs.

A journalist makes the case that air travel, hobbled as it is by the blighted, bloated airline industry, can be made faster, cheaper and more efficient with the advent of small personal airplanes and a "nationwide air taxi fleet" of five-seat jets serving underused airports.

If drug development can be made faster and cheaper in every stage save the last — human testing — there will be a huge incentive to clear that hurdle, too.

LMS is the slowest (57.48 ms/pixel), though it can be made faster with fewer iterations at the expense of accuracy.

On the contrary, as explained in the system model and analysis section, since a scheduling decision is good across n adjacent PRBs in frequency domain, scheduling decision computations can be made faster in the threshold-based SNR scheduler than the existing schedulers that compute scheduling decisions for each and every PRBs.

A big question is whether efficiencies can be made fast enough to reduce the need for unpopular cuts to services.

The home buyer, typically the husband, lives and works in Asia, where cash can be made fast, while establishing his family members in Canada in order to move the money to a place of social and political stability.

These days billions can be made fast, the way Sergey Brin and Larry Page of Google and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg have joined the 11-figure club.

The pairing phase can also be made faster.

Can scientifically sound assessments be made faster, cheaper, and/or more accurate using these new methods, and better address a variety of environmental management challenges (risk context)?