Sentence examples for fast addressing from inspiring English sources

We present a concept for large-area, low-cost detection of ultra-high energy cosmic rays (UHECRs) with a Fluorescence detector Array of Single-pixel Telescopes (FAST), addressing the requirements for the next generation of UHECR experiments.

Gudonavicius also thinks competitors are trying to scale too fast without addressing the underlying data challenge.

"We've got to move faster in addressing some tough cost challenges like health care in the United States and our overcapacity and high cost footprint in Europe," he added in a separate statement.

Fourth, rather than pitting one disease against another, we must recognize the reality that effective AIDS responses help us move farther and faster in addressing other health and development challenges.

By the end of this year, policy makers need to "go fast" to address the fiscal cliff and debt limit and to "go big" to establish the broad outlines of a significant multiyear deficit-reduction plan.

We've known this (that it was too hard to use) for a long time but we were growing to fast to address it.

More connected devices mean more attack vectors and more possibilities for hackers to target us; unless we move fast to address this rising security concern, we'll soon be facing an inevitable disaster.

The nearly $50 million in capital Kareo has taken on in the last 12 months are a tribute to the startup's growth rate over the same period, and a sign that the company is moving fast to address what it sees as a big opportunity in the small practice segment.

In other words, move fast to address Wall Street's lack of confidence in your stock.

The fluid balance deficit resulting from the overnight fast was addressed by administering lactated Ringer's solution at one-third of the patient's estimated circulating volume preoperatively.

For initial antioxidant screening of foods and dietary supplements, cell culture models provide an approach that is cost-effective, relatively fast, and address some issues of uptake, distribution, and metabolism.