Sentence examples for instant takes from inspiring English sources

What's said here matters: when the head of the US Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen, speaks on Friday, the folk who manage our pension funds will take a break from the beach reads to check their smartphones for instant takes.

But we've seen the song sharing in action, and have actually shared songs from one Zune to another, and while it's not instant, "takes forever" might be a little much.

Thankfully, Times music reporters Gerrick Kennedy and Randy Lewis are here to offer their instant takes on the major takeaways from the 2019 nominations.

The third factor is new technology which means these electrolysers can be switched on and off in an instant, taking advantage of the plunges in the wholesale price of electricity, and also providing network and load support when required.

For example, cittakkhaṇa refers to the instant taken by one mental event.

Therefore, the number of 'A-instants' of time the leading B takes to pass the As is half the number of 'C-instants' takes to pass the Cs even though these processes take the same amount of time.

But, in order to show how FluDetWeb behaves, we have also calculated the posterior probability of being in the epidemic phase in other previous instants (taking into account information only up to that moment).

You can read my instant take on last night's debate over at Campaign Stops, but here are a few cold-light-of-morning follow-up points.

Some jobs can be left unattended for a few days but others need instant take-over, e.g. when extracts have been prepared and need to be measured soon after.

These optimize instant take-off in the most likely evasive direction.[1] And this is why it often seems that the fly is blessed with precognitive powers.

"Instant gratification takes too long".