Sentence examples for fast swap from inspiring English sources
It's not quite as off-the-shelf as some of the consumer-facing options, but it also ultimately offers more flexibility for the semi-professional users — and, of course, their use of GoPros versus a standalone unit means it's possible to fast swap the Hero4 out when one stops working, rather than having to take the whole setup into the shop.
Mr. Musk said fast swapping could be effective at convincing skeptics who worry about range and recharge times that "electric cars are the future".
Improved keyboard and mouse ergonomics could improve dexterity and endurance in gaming, and closer keyboard and mouse placement for fast swapping could improve play in games involving typed chatting.
This improves the quickness of lane changes on the highway and also eliminates the "whipsaw" effect usually felt in these vehicles from a fast lane swap.
One is the 'Reverse Hierarchy theory' [83] claiming that there is a fast feedforward swap that quickly activates global percept in high-level areas with large receptive fields (RFs).
On July 8, the day of the guilty pleas in United States District Court in Manhattan, Mr. Bharara's office found itself pushing to ensure that the fast-moving swap remained consistent with the requirements of the criminal justice system.
However the improvement over a much simpler fast-descent swap heuristic was very slight, but at the cost of greatly increased running times.
Tesla Motors designed its Model S to allow fast battery swapping.
Starting in the late 1970s, America began a process of deregulation that accelerated in the 1980s and 1990s, culminating in a law that left fast-growing swaps markets largely unregulated and the repeal of Glass-Steagall, the 1933 act that had segregated commercial banking and investment banking (see table).
Swap fast food for a feast from your farmers market -- we have over 7,000 across the country now.
In the dog days of grunge, it took real artistic courage to swap "faster, louder" for "slower, quieter".
