Sentence examples for fast and consistent from inspiring English sources

Raikkonen, surely, can be relied on to be fast and consistent once more.

The promise is that these services will in turn provide fast and consistent same day care.

ATTILA™ is a three-dimensional discrete ordinates radiation transport tool providing a fast and consistent analysis capability for neutron transport problems in technology design.

In order to support a fast and consistent access to these (Coulomb-field) solutions, here we present the Dirac program which has been developed originally for studying the properties and dynamical behavior of the (hydrogen-like) ions.

It is considered that a well-trained neural network model provides fast and consistent results, making it an easy-to-use tool in preliminary studies for such thermal engineering problems.

The paper presents an attempt to proceed to a general concept of software environment for fast and consistent multi-task simulation of EM transients (engineering simulator for tokamak applications).

First introduced on the Acela amid a heavily promoted marketing campaign two years ago, its press release promising "fast, reliable and consistent connectivity," Amtrak's wireless service has instead turned into a source of mockery on blogs and a daily source of angry messages on Twitter and other social media.

The former uses techniques to "virtually eliminate network based partitioning", including fast heartbeats and consistent Paxos based cluster formation.

While Samsung was convinced it had to overhaul the Galaxy S6 design to sell more phones, I actually think it was more important was to finally create a camera which was as fast, reliable and consistent as the iPhone 6. Well in the end the Galaxy S6 didn't match the iPhone 6 camera, it surpasses it.

This kit provided a fast, simple and consistent mix-and read procedure and has the potential to examine the functional characteristics of ion channels using changes in fluorescence.

We found that this procedure offers the end user of displays a simple, fast, and relatively consistent technique to verify that the viewing angle performance of the display device is within certain acceptable limits.