Sentence examples for constant and rapid from inspiring English sources
The quick changes have been funny in other productions of "The 39 Steps," but the constant and rapid hat-switching is especially entertaining here.
The cult of the first film started with Orson Welles's "Citizen Kane," and it's a trait of modernity — the earliest generations of filmmakers had a long prehistory of constant and rapid production that allowed for years of on-the-set maturation.
The history of interaction design, then, is painted by a constant and rapid growth of technology and then a struggle to make that technology behave.
In Fig. 15a, the changing trend of bus voltage frequencies at both sides of circuit branches reflects the constant and rapid migration of electrical center on circuit branch L ZJB-CS) and L ZJB-CS), which conforms to Fig. 14.
A strategic and crucial question for the complex process of the social and cultural construction of the "Person" and the citizen, and thus of the public domain, which takes on a fundamentally important role, in consideration of the constant and rapid transformation of the local and global contexts of reference.
The intestinal epithelium undergoes a process of constant and rapid renewal.
They also expect collaboration, constant feedback and rapid career advancement based on merit.
But the cumulative effect over time can be big.This sort of constant experimentation and rapid implementation has long been relatively easy for internet firms.
Hence, constant monitoring and rapid identification of newly tributed NPSs are necessary to prevent drug abuse and serious health risks.
This is also reflected in the 2010 European League against Rheumatism (EULAR) management recommendations for RA, which suggest constant evaluations and rapid treatment adaptations until the goal of remission is reached [ 4].
The main advantages of proposed Switching IIR CFAR method are computational simplicity, small memory requirement (in comparison to windowing based methods) and its good performance in homogeneous environments (due to the large time-constant smoother) and rapid adaptation to clutter edges (due to the small time-constant smoother).
