Sentence examples for potential for a fast from inspiring English sources

Continuous multi-offset surveys conducted with multi-channel ground-penetrating radar (GPR) systems have already shown their potential for a fast and high-resolution mapping of near-surface soil architecture and volumetric soil water content.

At the same time it warns of the potential for a fast paradigm shift.

Raman spectroscopy in combination with statistical analysis holds the potential for a fast evaluation of bacterial antibiotic susceptibility without the need of time-consuming cultivation.

Acknowledgement that behaviour change offers the potential for a faster rate of transformation than innovation technologies is ignored.

The times required to reach the peak temperature at the central portion were 1.5, 2, and 2 days under the cold, reference, and hot conditions, respectively, showing the potential for a faster strength development with the S5 mixture under the cold temperature than the G65S5 mixture under the hot temperature.

A pilot in the British Royal Air Force, Sir Frank Whittle realized the potential demand for a fast, high-flying aircraft and laid out a vision of jet propulsion in his senior thesis in 1928, but was ridiculed for it.

Thus, it is concluded that fluorescence spectroscopy in combination with chemometrics has a potential as a fast method for monitoring the oxidative stability and quality of yogurt.

Thus, it is concluded that fluorescence spectroscopy in combination with chemometrics has a potential as a fast method for monitoring the stability of processed cheese.

Considering that flash thermography can be applied on-site and has a high potential for automation and for a fast and efficient testing, it can be highly recommended for quality assurance during and after production of CFRP structures.

In this second approach, our aim is to improve the computational efficiency of the phase error estimation procedure by first determining regions of interest (ROI) for potential motion using a fast procedure and then performing phase error estimation only in these regions.

This technique bears a high potential for the fast identification of susceptibility associated biomarker ions that is lately only marginally realized in clinical routine diagnostics.