Sentence examples for lower response time from inspiring English sources
Alexander Hagan, president of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association union, called reports of lower response time "statistical trickery," adding, "The people were not getting a faster response time.
We conduct experiments using the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) campus landmark database to show that the proposed method achieves a high recognition rate than ELM and a lower response time than the sparse representation technique.
Because each pixel in a row or column in a passive-matrix display is charged in succession, much the way a freight train rolls down a track, the passive display has a generally lower response time than an active-matrix display.
During measurement of the concentration of the model glucose analyte via hydrogen peroxide oxidation, the current was observed to be conducted faster to the electrode surface, therefore providing a lower response time, and a higher sensitivity value, using a relatively low enzyme load.
The 27-inch also has a new, lower response time of 12ms.
For example, with 50 requests, our algorithm gives users 23%% lower response time ProfPD, and even accept more requests.
The firefighters say the city has claimed lower response times to justify the proposed closings.
As for clarity, both groups prefer standard and abstract visualizations, which is reflected in lower response times.
In addition to easy handling, EPD seems to be the most suitable method for the immobilization of nanoparticles, leading to higher electrochromic efficiencies, lower response times and higher stability upon coloration and bleaching cycling.
Response time is related to the content distribution path length and (inversely) to the cache hit ratio, with SNA-VSP and SNA-GVSP having lower response times than the GS heuristic.
Better districting plans can lead to lower response times, officers' familiarization with their assigned area, more efficient utilization of personnel, equalized distribution of workload, uniform police visibility, enhanced officer safety, balanced police response to calls and officer accountability [3].
