He was quick, for instance, to condemn the terrorist outrages in America last week.
He already thinks and talks like a professional ballplayer -- he is quick, for instance, to say he was rated the fourth-best shortstop for his age in the nation.
Picking up items and plants and what-not is very quick, for instance.
Proportional theory makes intuitive sense if we consider how a year in the lifespan of someone who is 75 years old may feel much quicker, for instance, in comparison to a year in the life of a ten-year-old.
Feminist care-focused ethicists are quick to notice instances of female subordination and the tendencies of patriarchal societies not to properly esteem women's ways of thinking, writing, working, and loving.
To the floating coconuts in the second and third instances, quick germination would be a distinct disadvantage because, despite the palm's tolerance of salinity, seedlings will not survive if immersed in sea water (in contrast to mangrove, Rhizophora spp., or the Nipa palm, Nypa fruticans).
The company was, for instance, quick to spot that Americans were gravitating toward larger phones.
For instance, quick "pulse surveys" can be useful for keeping tabs on how employees feel about their jobs, and the job that management is doing.
We show that this filtering is stronger than other existing filterings — i.e., it prunes more branches — and that it is also more efficient — i.e., it allows one to solve more instances quicker.
Perhaps an engineer "quick patched" an instance last week and forgot to commit the changes to your source repository?
There will be quick wins for instance with the gas flaring, if we can get some reform there and the pricing structure right, that can become a reality sooner rather than later.
