Sentence examples for quick perceptions from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, he has quick perceptions, panache and subtle tenacity of purpose.

It is shown that the CTI index can be safely used for a quick perception of the duplicated structures in large databases in a very fast identity (full structure) search.

Reading the binned map (Figure 2B) facilitated quick perception of a range of hazard with little effort, but the majority of respondents read this as "definitive" and did not elaborate beyond the 10% accuracy conveyed in the map key.

A quick fire perception can help the miners evacuate successfully.

Bettman, as sensitive to criticism as he is dedicated to his mission, is quick to counter perceptions that hockey has not attained its expected share of the American sports audience.

Shirley Sherrod received the backhand of the Obama Administration in a quick response to perceptions of Black favoritism.

Without a quick turnaround in global perceptions of the risks associated with investing in Afghanistan, capital will not come.

What you really want to get is a quick snapshot of the perceptions that exist in the mind, not deep thoughts.

Molyneux is quick to quash that perception.

He is quick to challenge any perception of him as a Borscht Belt comic; he was, he points out, the first stand-up comedian to play Carnegie Hall.

Mr. Rubin is quick to dispute the perception that he trades on his reputation -- "business does not happen off Rolodexes anymore," he said.