Sentence examples for quick legacy from inspiring English sources

Could it be that this public consultation exercise was sped through to provide a quick legacy and pre-empt the court?

Few things shift quicker than legacies.

By Reeves Wiedeman July 8 , 2012Few things shift quicker than legacies.

The wireless connection can benefit from both the quick reaction of legacy TCP and the load alleviation of FeW.

With APS-FeW, the wireless connection can benefit from both the quick reaction of legacy TCP and the load alleviation of FeW.

The tag acquisition of the proposed CS-RFID scheme is 4.3 times quicker than the legacy CS approach that employed AMP and a single receive antenna, 3 times quicker than FSA with collision recovery, 26 times quicker than legacy FSA without collision recovery capability, and a reader with a single receive antenna.

4.3 times quicker than the legacy CS approach that employed AMP and a single receive antenna, 3 times quicker than FSA with collision recovery, 26 times quicker than legacy FSA without collision recovery capability, and a reader with a single receive antenna.

For those who may be quick to forget the legacy of Dr. King, let us remember that he died while fighting for worker's rights and the basic human dignity of all.

"It's a double legacy," says Harriet Quick, the editorial director of Lux Up, the luxury members' site that works with Balenciaga.

Following news of the deal, Meledandri was quick to credit Jeffrey Katzenberg for his legacy in the animation sector during the executive's years at DreamWorks Animation and Disney.

A century of humiliation at the hand of foreigners has left a legacy of resentment and a public quick to spot further slights.