Sentence examples for quick advance from inspiring English sources

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Early motion-picture projectors used Geneva mechanisms to give the film a quick advance while the shutter was closed, followed by a dwell period with the shutter open.

On the question of the landing site, the respective views were even wider apart: the British urged that the landings should be made in North Africa, on the Mediterranean coast, so that a quick advance to Tunisia would be possible.

SMIC’s relatively quick advance in this field raises the question of whether it used the know-how acquired in the 2005 settlement, which allowed for certain cross-licensing of patented technology.

"From the treatment given to other islanders who had done their time he was either put into a concentration camp, taken on a forced march against the Americans' quick advance into the town, or killed.

As a result of this quick advance, Charles found his army in chaos, with Skippon's force organised and flanking them.

Such publicity has raised public hopes for quick advances in cancer.

ISIL's quick advances in Iraq alarmed the international community and set off a political crisis in Baghdad that ultimately led to the toppling of Maliki.

Karl Marx, then writing for The New-York Daily Tribune, attributed the rebels' quick advances to globalization, namely, Britain's forcing the opening of China to trade after the First Opium War, which ended in 1842.

Skype claims to carry 45% of all American VOIP traffic.Despite the relatively modest size of the market for VOIP at present, its quick advances and potential for growth have forced traditional phone companies and cable firms on to the defensive.

Due to the quick advances in the scale of problem domain of complex systems under investigation, the complexity of multi-input component models used to construct logical processes (LP) has significantly increased.