Sentence examples for is quickly evaluating from inspiring English sources

Scientists across the United States and around the world are designing robot software capable of "autonomous planning," that is, quickly evaluating changing circumstances and deciding which if any actions to take.

Initial alternatives are quickly evaluated using a simplified approach with beam elements representing the ribs.

Then the process window and design limit can be quickly evaluated and optimized before the final wafers are built.

The message, sent 4.5 hours earlier by New Horizons, contained mostly spacecraft health information that was quickly evaluated by mission managers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland.

García-Jerez et al. (2013) proposed to evaluate the Green's functions by the Cauchy's contour integration method, because the Green's functions for surface waves can be quickly evaluated as the sum of residues.

The authorities want registration of variables that can be quickly evaluated and publicly presented.

Isolated embryos were quickly evaluated for developmental stage and immediately frozen in liquid N2 into different pools depending on stage.

If the DMIRET could be predicted by these and other covariates for a given toxic air pollutant, the likelihood of MIR thresholds being exceeded could be quickly evaluated.

The patients were quickly evaluated by nurse and physician and then moved to either the Intensive Care Unit or to the Department of Infectious diseases.

This was aptly demonstrated in the previously mentioned association reported between coffee and pancreatic cancer (MacMahon et al. 1981), which was quickly evaluated in several other studies and, in fact, not confirmed.

Because of some within-litter and between-litter variation in the size and developmental stage of 8.25-dpc embryos (6 hr posttreatment), each embryo was quickly evaluated morphologically before lysis, and embryos that appeared younger than the late bud stage, as defined by Downs and Davies (1993) were excluded.