Sentence examples for even instantaneous from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it's even instantaneous.

Even instantaneous ambiguity fixing is achievable and the positioning accuracy can reach 0.1, 1.2 and 0.4 cm.

It is sometimes argued that the properties that make up the A-series (and so change of which represents passage) are special properties, which even instantaneous events can gain and lose, but this is special pleading.

While homeostasis of synapses found in experiments is slow [12, 37], homeostasis of synapses in most theoretical models needs to be rapid and sometimes even instantaneous to achieve stability [33, 38, 39].

These results which are based on measurements of sperm motility durations in stripped semen [ 2, 3, 7, 8] lead to the assumption that fertilization takes place fast or even instantaneous (i.e. no sperm mortality during fertilization process; [ 4, 9, 10].

And the blogosphere has made instant, graphic gossip even more instantaneous and graphic.

Even the instantaneous reporting on social media has been stretched in trying to chart the twists and turns of the Conservative party's splits and Labour's Brexistential crisis.

Van Fraassen proposes formulating mechanics as 'Newton's Laws hold in some frame', so that the form of the laws and the contingent relative motions of bodies — not absolute space or a connection, or even any instantaneous relations — pick out a standard of true motion, namely with respect to such an 'inertial frame'.

Arguably no president has had to govern in more hyperactive times, with the 24-7 nenvironmentment his predecessors criticized replaced by an even more instantaneous social media age.

Nevertheless, as mentioned above, rats display the low but consistent ability to discriminate even when instantaneous kinematic cues were absent (cf. Figs 2 C,D and 3 C).

Nearly instantaneous, even on the original Apple Watch.