Sentence examples for developing prompt from inspiring English sources

America is also developing "prompt global strike"—the ability to deliver a precision strike using conventional weapons anywhere in the world within an hour which would allow the possibility of quickly neutralising small, hostile nuclear forces without recourse to nuclear weapons....Can't live without themSuch things are not much help, though, against the largest and smallest threats.

System developers have tried to get around this difficulty by developing prompting systems, in which the computer algorithms are used to alert film readers to possible areas of abnormality.

Even then, if malarial symptoms develop, prompt treatment can reduce the mortality rate.

As with other addictions, tolerance to cybersex stimulation can develop, prompting the addict to take more and more risks to recapture the initial high, Dr. Schneider said.

Takahashi cultured weakened versions of the chickenpox virus in animal and human tissue, and the vaccine that he developed prompted the immune systems of those inoculated to produce antibodies.

Whether similar resistance to idelalisib will develop, prompting a switch to ibrutinib, remains to be seen.

In line with a developmental approach to qualitative interviewing, CM developed prompts so that later interviews built on insights gleaned from earlier interviews about emergent themes [ 22].

(P19) This study drew on social cognitive theory to develop prompts for two contrasting conditions one acute and self limiting and one involving secondary prevention.

For developing a prompt gamma imaging system, we have designed a 16-channel readout chip in a BiCMOS process to be associated with multi-anode photomultipliers (MaPMTs).

Based upon a mistaken belief that the Fed was set to change course, and that the long period of ultra-cheap borrowing was coming to an end, many investors pulled their money out of developing countries, prompting turmoil.

Much of that growth is coming from developing nations, prompting a boom in new construction in emerging markets while business travel in the United States recovers at a slow pace and Europe, mired in the euro crisis, remains stagnant.