Sentence examples for quick settling from inspiring English sources

Paddle shifters respond unerringly quick, settling the car in whatever of its eight forward ratios that the driver selects.

Quick settling time and rise time to the desired output along with high efficiency, required phase margin, loop bandwidth are the main constraints on the controller.

The intermediaries may be less quick to settle, as well.

As their town changed hands between the rival armies, historians said, villagers who had lost family members were quick to settle scores.

The decisions may also cause Wall Street firms that have been quick to settle in the past to be less submissive when confronted with regulatory action in the future.

Mr. Donaldson tried to deflect criticism from state officials, like Attorney General Eliot Spitzer of New York and William F. Galvin, secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, that the commission had been too quick to settle complaints of wrongdoing in the case it brought against Putnam Investments, the nation's fifth-largest fund company.

When a dispute with a customer does erupt into a lawsuit, they often are quick to settle, as Toshiba did by agreeing to pay $2 billion in a case involving disk-drive defects that had not been shown to have caused any actual harm.

Because companies are quick to settle, patent lawsuits have become a lucrative way for litigants to make money.

The goal of control theory is to design a system that is stable to avoid wild oscillation, accurate to provide target response time, and quick to settle to their steady state values.

With the aid of a wind advantage the Scarlets were quick to settle at the RDS, and strong carries from Stephen Jones and Andy Fenby got them into the hosts' 22. Jones kicked the opening points to punish Sean Cronin for a ruck infringement, but Leinster were back level within three minutes.

Wednesday, Espinoza was not so quick to settle things.