Sentence examples for quick assessments from inspiring English sources

The epistemological underpinnings of REAM range from realist, objectivist epistemology (as in studies used to provide quick assessments of program performance [ 13]) to constructionism (in studies used to assess the impacts of policy [ 14] or roles [ 15]).

And yesterday came a few quick assessments of Neighbor Bloomberg -- accessible, funny, friendly; like any other billionaire next door.

But his music and his career should caution us to be wary of making quick assessments, including judgments of composers today.

Qualcomm executives say the new aircraft communications system would improve responses to hijacking by allowing ground teams to make quick assessments using high-speed data and voice communications.

Made for quick assessments of radiation emergencies, the Aerial Measuring System is an instrument system that fits on a helicopter or fixed-wing aircraft to sample air and survey the land below.

Design and establishment of ecologically good networks of conservation areas often requires quick assessments of their biodiversity.

PVGIS is not a commercial software and has been included in this study only in order to assess its accuracy as a quick assessment online tool.

The review officer said the facts in relation to the allegations "had been established and assessed multiples times" through operational reporting and a quick assessment.

Intuition uses past knowledge and experiences to assess a situation, as well as a very quick assessment of the present, based on clues and details that may not be obvious to the rational mind, but are definitely there.

My quick assessment: remarkably well.

A quick assessment indicated that they had died quite recently.