Sentence examples for quickly assigned to from inspiring English sources

In 1972, he followed his father into the Chicago Police Department, where he was quickly assigned to undercover work.

When Shenoy entered graduate school at the University of Connecticut, he was quickly assigned to teach math to a group that included some of his graduate student peers.

After arriving in Liverpool, he made his way to London and was quickly assigned to HMS Pembroke, the shore station at Chatham.

Several drug companies, including Pfizer, quickly assigned chemists to try to concoct such a chemical, but most gave up in frustration.

Groups allows companies that use Dropbox to segment their employee base to quickly assign access to various files and folders.

Professor Piper, who studies automotive manufacturing, said the biggest labor advantage of Japanese companies at plants in Canada is their ability to easily adjust employment and production levels to meet demand and work rules, flexibility that allows them to quickly assign workers to different tasks.

Dr. Conrad Murray, his lawyers and prosecutors assembled before Supervising Judge Peter Espinoza of Superior Court, who quickly assigned the case to Judge Michael Pastor and sent them to his courtroom.

Structural similarity to the transforming growth factor-β (TGF-β) family and a highly conserved cysteine-rich motif quickly assigned VEGF-A to the burgeoning family of cystine-knot growth factors [11].

In a more general study, a lower resolution multiplex design could quickly assign individuals to the major mtDNA haplogroups, establishing the correct phylogenetic placement and identifying novel or related lineages for further investigation via whole genome sequencing.

As election officials throughout Minnesota began sifting through the more than 2.9 million ballots cast, a process expected to take several weeks, it quickly became apparent that those assigned to the Judicial Center here were in unfamiliar territory.

One of the key characteristics of cloud computing is rapid elasticity [1]; the ability to quickly provision or release resources assigned to a cloud service in order to respond to current demand.