Sentence examples for making very short from inspiring English sources

He discovered that the squirrels were making very short screeches at a frequency of about 50 kilohertz.

If you're interested mainly in making very short clips, consider joining Vine, a video sharing app meant for videos up to about six seconds long.

Clearly, NEC is targeting the well-paid executive who makes very short trips.

Macao visitors make very short trips, staying an average of one and a half days, but they spend much more money than their counterparts in Las Vegas.

If the exposure time is made very short, pile-up may be reduced, but the efficiency of the observation is greatly reduced by the need to wait for the full time for the frame-store array processing.

If the exposure time is made very short, pile-up may be reduced, but the efficiency of the observation is greatly reduced by the need to wait for the full 3.2 sec (if six chips are clocked) for the frame-store array processing.

Mr Dunbar said that Ted would "make very short work" of getting the UK out of Europe.

But the team suggests that if the binding events can be made very short compared with the time between bindings, then simply recording a single impulse at each binding event and counting the number of impulses within a given period of time would be good enough.

Though possessing a powerful fleet, the French commander avoided any contact with the blockading force and stayed in port, or else made very short voyages, returning to the harbour when the British appeared.

Clinicians who work directly with suicidal patients compensate by attempting to make very short term predictions based on a combination of urgent risk factors such as intensity of depression, hopelessness, availability of means, impulsivity and a professional "gut feeling" among many others.

But he may well find that up to a fifth of the firm's shares have changed hands and now lie with "event-driven" traders who make very short-term speculative bets on events like takeovers and deals.