Sentence examples for fast to capture from inspiring English sources

4....But Keep Your Site Fast We humans -- nowadays -- have a very short attention span, so it is crucial that your site loads fast to capture any of your website visitors' attention.

SHIFTING TACTICS -- With the Northern Alliance and other anti-Taliban forces having moved so stunningly fast to capture about 80percentt of the country, American commanders shifted tactics.

One reason extravaganzas are welcome again is that "they work very fast to capture the audience," which is crucial when "you only have a few seconds" before they change channels, said Alan Johnson, who supervised the choreography for spots based on the musical "West Side Story" that promoted the khakis and jeans sold by Gap.

We search for a sight of the tiny Golden frogs, the "jewels of the rainforest", but are rewarded instead by a flurry of wings as one of the largest species of butterflies in South America shoots past in a blur of brilliant blue, too fast to capture on camera.

HP is similar not in size it's got 85,000 employees to IBM's 307,000 but both companies have a tendency to get bogged down in bureaucracy and consensus before moving fast to capture a market.

In normal heart muscle, cell-to-cell propagation of action potentials in two-dimensional images is too fast to capture with a confocal microscope.

However, interpolation between datapoints allows creation of a continuous curve representative of underlying physiologic behavior, as long as sampling rates are fast enough to capture fast-/short-lived changes (a prerequisite common to all experimental data gathering).

Nonetheless, the fast cAMP signal dynamics do not appear in FRET traces because the rate constant for H30 binding to cAMP is not fast enough to capture the fast transient in the cAMP signal, which is apparent by comparing the time course of cAMP with that of the FRET signal.

So is the backup defensive end Justin Tuck, stout enough to play inside at tackle but fast enough to capture quarterbacks.

Roberts said that he wrote the songs fast, attempting to capture the candidates based on what was happening in debates and on the campaign trail at the time.

Use of CT scans accelerated after 2004, when manufacturers introduced a new generation called 64-slice scanners, which are fast enough to capture images of a beating heart.