Sentence examples for concept quickly from inspiring English sources

That referral policy turns into a marketing concept, quickly copied by archrival Gimbels.

The concept quickly caught on and in 2007 a further six parkruns were established.

The concept quickly took on a life of its own, propelled by e-mail, cellphones and the Internet.

Their store, perched one floor above SoHo's Spring Street, opened in 2005, and its concept quickly caught on.

The concept quickly caught on, and now the pair serves two dinners a week for 80 euros, or about $100.

The GoTo concept quickly proved that it appealed to the advertisers -- the owners of Web sites, who pay for placement -- especially small businesses.

Part of it was personal chemistry: Greenspan was impressed by the new President's agile mind, which could pick up complicated economic concepts quickly, and by his willingness to adopt conservative financial policies.

He promised it would watch Web trends and fledgling businesses and crank out new concepts quickly.

Applicants need to have "a basic level of technical knowledge,... grasp concepts quickly, and be good at working with people," he adds.

It's understandable of course given the sheer number of new companies being formed every day, that we would need a shortcut for describing new concepts quickly.

These are index data structures that map from content (i.e. sequence of words in the text to be annotated) to the corresponding concept in the ontology, thus enabling the annotator to find OBO concepts quickly.