Sentence examples for faster feedback to from inspiring English sources

Because the new tests will be computerized and will be administered several times throughout the school year, they are expected to provide faster feedback to teachers than the current tests about what students are learning and what might need to be retaught.

Time is also a factor, as imaging nanoparticles in only one projection is often the only recourse during in situ experiments, as well as making it easier to study more nanoparticles during a TEM session and providing faster feedback to adjust synthesis processes.

CPMS can be used to provide fast feedback to the site personnel regarding the most problematic construction problems such as these related to the monitoring of the construction process, quality of work, procurement of materials and productivity levels.

The study found significant links between these performance issues and how far the ACMS would help in providing fast feedback to the site's queries and in achieving project's values.

They can provide a fast feedback to fishers and a setting that can be tinkered with [19], [25], eventually leading to developing some of the factors associated with ways of organizing activities that are sustainable for the long term [26].

The major advantage of the proposed architecture is that motion planning (and eventually sensor based re-planning (slower feedback loop)) is limited to the leg joints whereas the trunk and arm degrees of freedom are controlled in closed loop (faster feedback loop) to achieve overall dynamic stability.

We assume that the user terminal has perfect CSI to perform coherent detection, but there is no fast feedback link to perfect the CSI to the base station.

We consider a fast fading environment, where the receiver has CSI to perform coherent detection, but there is no fast feedback link to convey the CSI to the transmitter.

In order to enable faster feedback for experiments, we hope to explore graphical options, similar to the techniques used in the current C++-based LCLS online AMI GUI package, but implemented in Python for increased flexibility and decreased development time.

(iii) The use of very fast feedback methods to automatically control the admission rate of oxygen into the sputtering chamber (i.e. plasma emission monitoring or voltage control) allowed the stoichiometry of the deposited films to be independently controlled.

Students learn 21st century technology skills while getting faster feedback on work and an audience that encourages them to try harder.