Sentence examples for direct and fast from inspiring English sources
Its rev-happy engine teamed with a no-nonsense manual gearbox give a direct and fast response to your inputs, and fill you with confidence.
In Figure 3, we compare the complexity of direct and fast BDCT for two different precisions.
In the following, we will add to,, and the additional subscripts and to denote direct and fast DCT, respectively whereas the superscript will denote the 2-dimensional versions.
Nowadays the method has very low productivity, which limits its extensive use and possible application to solve a modern design problem by introducing direct and fast metal production.
In this context, it has recently been introduced by the authors a formula that allows to choose the optimal parameters of TLCD in a direct and fast way.
This article presents a simple method based on the examination of ultraviolet multiwavelength absorptiometry of groundwater samples collected from a karstic aquifer, for direct and fast quality evaluation.
Deal agitation has proved to be the most direct and fastest route to activist results over the last few years.
WASHINGTON -- Kazakhstan has agreed to let the United States fly troops and weapons over its territory, a deal that opens a direct and faster route over the North Pole for American forces and lethal equipment headed to Afghanistan.
Therefore, it appears that similar brain systems reflect the decoding of both biological and symbolic emotional signals of positive valence, differing mainly in the speed of meaning access, which is more direct and faster for facial expressions than for words.
However, because anti-malarial treatment at the blood-stage requires rapid intervention, we focused on the dominant, blood stage-specific cytoplasmic ribosome from the most virulent form of Plasmodium, P. falciparum (Pf80S) (Waters et al., 1989), as inhibition of cytosolic translation would be expected to be direct and fast-acting.
The most direct and fastest routes are typically the easiest to learn when moving into a new city.
