Sentence examples for high speed approach from inspiring English sources

Validity and suitability for integration of OpenDDS specifically, a manufacturing system is evaluated by defining two implementation scenarios; a flexible approach with a dedicated DDS participant application, and a high speed approach integrating the OpenDDS API directly in the target application.

A breach is the result of a high speed approach to the surface with the resulting momentum taking the shark partially or completely clear of the water.

Hence, there is motivation for a renewed examination of variants of this inherently parallel, high speed approach.

But industry analysts and executives were skeptical about the government's ability to produce a high-speed approach to handling thousands of cases with a few simple principles.

The high-speed approach embraced this time has given the Cup a more adventurous edge, clearly more in line with the extreme sailing events that the French relish.

It had been a nerve-racking landing zone, a high-speed approach to evacuate a dying man and a descent into a firefight.

Such a high-speed approach increases the degree of difficulty with ball in hand and Melbourne illustrated the challenge faced by recent converts, butchering the Sherrin inside-50 for three quarters, handing GWS control at the final break.

One plus, Jonkers and others point out, is that the new high-speed approach was done by modifying commercially available equipment, which may make it easier for other labs to adopt.

This generalization of thermodynamic properties together with high-throughput experimentation provides a systematic and high-speed approach to bioseparation process development and optimization.

The OIIC project is aimed towards the realisation of three demonstrators: a system demonstrator with an 8×8 FPGA digital core, implementing state-of-the-art technology, and two link demonstrators, aiming at a high-speed approach with 16 channels (Gigalink), and a low power, high-density approach on 100 μm pitch with 100 channels (Photonlink).

Whilst originally the Victor would have maintained high altitude flight throughout a nuclear strike mission, rapid advances of the Soviet anti-aircraft warfare capabilities (exemplified by the downing of a U2 from 70,000 ft in 1960) led to this tactic being abandoned: a low-level high-speed approach supported by increasingly sophisticated ECMs was adopted in its place.