Sentence examples for instantaneous that from inspiring English sources

Note that it is not clear whether this second stage of the measurement process is instantaneous, that is whether t″>t′ or t″ = t′.

"The intensity has really shifted now, everything is so instantaneous that people are bored with collections even before they make it to the stores.

That is because the stimulative effect of the tax cut on the gross domestic product, employment, investment and so on would be so great and instantaneous that the tax base would expand more than the tax cut, he said.

Her most interesting (and baiting) trait is a loyalty to anxious, lantern-eyed Betty so instantaneous that she proposes they make a vow of friendship approximately five days after moving to town.

"Some of the kids have smart phones, so it's almost instantaneous that they can get online, and they can start a rumor, or say something, or degrade someone, and it can spread extremely quickly," says Paul Robinson, a prevention education specialist with Between Friends.

How do you ensure that your service is clear, friendly and instantaneous; that options are narrowed to avoid paralysis of choice; and that you're helping and encouraging users to stick around or come back soon, made "top of mind" for them by a great experience.

"It's better if we can somehow play with each other, because we've got that instantaneous response, that chemistry," he said.

How it works: Tindr locates interesting yet romantically unpopular people around you and guarantees an instantaneous connection that lasts instantaneously.

It forgets that music can be fun and instantaneous, or that great pop stars are often used as a front for great pop songs, often written by great songwriters (Max Martin, Cathy Dennis, Stargate).

It's not the notion of instantaneous success that exists in new generations.

And it was a culture of "instantaneous information" that helped do Sandusky in.