The phrase 'fast mind' is not exactly correct as written English, but it can be used in informal contexts. For example, you could say, "I have a fast mind - I'm always coming up with new ideas."
Fast hands generally indicate a fast mind, suggesting that he/she is familiar with the system, and is more efficient at completing transactions.
But Ms. Dyson's fast mind can manifest itself in ways that may come across as dismissive and condescending.
"With Lindy, I felt a sense of promise and the presence of a fast mind with a keen understanding of architecture".
For a child with a fast mind and the verbal expansiveness of a kid much older than himself, the strictures of the massively multiplayer game helped structure the friendship he was building.
His fast mind seems to work better when he's not playing a ballad as a ballad; he sentimentalizes, and comes on so strong that a song can wilt under his hands.
Late Show is populated by smart, stylish people with wicked senses of humor and impossibly fast minds.
BBC bureaucrats are not known for interpreting compliance orders lightly; and so a presenter who won praise from bosses for having "the fastest mind to mouth" in radio now records a once-live programme and double-checks his off-the-cuff comments.
The body can respond in a split second, that's how fast the mind works and does so at times when the person is not in any danger, however the mind can not distinguish the difference from a real danger then one that is ones mind.
Robert Griffin III is fast in mind and body.
When things are flowing too fast, the mind becomes a paralyzed spectator unable to register its own pain.
