Sentence examples for faster to handle from inspiring English sources

Most of the physicians (65.3%), but fewer nurses (40.3%), agreed that the system was faster to handle than the paper-based system.

As shown in Table 5, IDRN and (text {IDRN}_c) are very fast to handle large-scale networks which is in accordance with the complexity analysis we mention above.

The device was easy and fast to handle and allowed the ophthalmologist to perform axis measurements at any follow-up, even in busy clinics.

In addition to being a difficult problem theoretically bucketing is essentially clustering the method we choose for bucket creation and assignment must be practically fast to handle the large number of reads we observe in most datasets.

The move comes as state and federal election officials are trying to find faster ways to handle the ballots of these voters, which often go uncounted in elections because of distance and unreliable mail service.

The reconstructed images were blurry and grainy, but Gallant thinks that this will improve with time, as we develop better ways of measuring brain activity, better models for analysing it and faster computers to handle the intense processing.

"Somebody has to be big enough and fast enough to handle it.

Switching systems used in cellular networks are fast enough to handle mobile phones in cars travelling at 70mph or so.

Either way, my ancient Solwise 85Mbps HomePlug Turbo package was more than fast enough to handle BBC iPlayer.

The Illini were still fast enough to handle Texas Southern (0-3), which shot 34percentt and managed just 7 assists.

Light Peak would also be fast enough to handle streams of different protocols at the same time, including DisplayPort, HDMI and USB connections.