Sentence examples for quicker response time from inspiring English sources

"There's no doubt we're having quicker response time," Mr. Gombo added.

I have called on Congress to fully fund these efforts to bolster security, harden facilities, improve intelligence, and facilitate a quicker response time from our military if a crisis emerges.

I've called on Congress to fully fund these efforts to bolster security and harden facilities, improve intelligence, and facilitate a quicker response time from our military if a crisis emerges.

The much quicker response time compared to Period B and C indicates that the system was already hydraulically saturated after ongoing rainfall so that no further water can be retained as matrix component.

"While the competition is focusing on LIDAR technology which is very expensive and processing heavy (due to a lot of unneeded data), our vision algorithms can be used with any cheap cameras and has a much quicker response time.

If I had to guess, I would say Amazon will buy or license a technology that supercharges the Pearl display (allowing for quicker response time and animation) and then put out a "complementary" device with an 8″-9″ touchable screen.

Quicker response times, revamped building and fire codes in the city and increased training for first responders were among the reasons, he said.

Among those improvements are quicker response times to cardiac arrest, advances in performing CPR and, perhaps most important, the growing use of therapeutic hypothermia to reduce brain swelling and inflammation and lessen the potential for cognitive harm.

This enables not only quicker response times, but also more appropriate action as the nature of a problem is known before engineers reach the site in question.

The potential outcomes in using RPA and FLIR technology may include quicker response times, greater aerial water and resources deployment, less repeat "mop-up" work, quicker demoblisation of resources, etc.–all of which reduce suppression expenditure on wildland rural fires.

"This spectrum, in combination with other spectrum already available, promises to enable faster speeds, quicker response times ("lower latency"), and increased capacity in future wireless networks," the AWRI notes.