Sentence examples for necessarily fast from inspiring English sources
A company selling cloud services may be optimizing power consumption, say, while customer A wants stable (not necessarily fast, but predictable) transaction times for a shopping cart scenario.
The process of developing such models is not necessarily fast and depends very much on the quality of the input data.
In other words, the post-metropolitan condition of Detroit swings among the charm of ruins as the replacement of certain metropolitan materials with devices of instant artificial proximity (new immaterial infrastructures), and the harmony that urban life has found again in Detroit inhabiting unusual spaces and not necessarily fast.
Share jeeps are the cheap though not necessarily fast way to get around these parts.
Kicks are not necessarily fast moves.
When Mr. Barenboim was playing, the pace became more urgent if not necessarily faster, though sometimes that, too.
He added: "I don't think — and I mean this in a great way — that she's necessarily faster than everybody else.
They are not necessarily faster.
The reason for that is that the case of an address matching some prefix in the database is not necessarily faster than the case where the address end up in the default route, and vice-versa.
The ECC flow velocity could have thus been closer to the IVC flow velocity and necessarily faster than the predicted velocities at the site of the anastomosis with the IVC.
It could be argued that since it's letter-by-letter, it's not necessarily faster than the on-screen keyboard input method, but it sure is more satisfying.
