Sentence examples for introduced rapid from inspiring English sources

The company also introduced rapid, automated machines into its pharmacy distribution centers that had long relied on workers to fill orders.

A few years ago, when tech companies like Uber and Airbnb spread across the nation and beyond, they introduced rapid and irreversible changes in how people travel.

(In my theatre, the projector started skipping during the elevator scene; the comically long process of fixing it introduced rapid, dramatic glitches, as if Ana were getting fingered in a "Memento -style flashback. The crowd howled with laughter, and we watched the Memento -styletimes in all).

The MoH of Karakalpakstan and Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) began implementing a program, called "Comprehensive TB Care for All" [8], which introduced rapid testing of drug-resistance and integrated directly observed treatment, short-course (DOTS) and DOTS-Plus treatment into a common ambulatory TB care strategy for drug-susceptible and MDR-TB patients.

New technologies on malaria diagnosis have introduced Rapid Diagnostic Tests (RDTs), which work on the principle of antigen detection methods.

The last decades have introduced rapid changes in use of technological devices for work, study and entertainment.

(He was, after all, not idling but busily constructing the architecture of the New Deal legislation that would be introduced, rapid-fire, when he finally was inaugurated).

Our findings suggest that Stickland metabolism could be a target for future antibiotic therapies and that the CRISPR-Cas9 system can introduce rapid and efficient modifications into the C. difficile genome.

The purpose of this work is to show how the flow, combustion performance and heat exchange in the furnace are affected by introducing rapid ignition phenomena in RI-JET2 burners instead of delayed ignition associated with the traditional jet burners.

Astronomical "seeing", the turbulence that causes stars to twinkle, introduces rapid, random phase changes in the incoming light, requiring kilohertz data collection rates to be faster than the rate of turbulence.

Despite this, pressure to introduce rapid diagnostic tests has been strong.