Sentence examples for rapid development time from inspiring English sources

The model sacrifices fine detail for a rapid development time.

Due to the rapid development time of Ciona embryos (16 hr to hatching, 24 hr to onset of metamorphosis), this transience is not really an obstacle for studies focused on the embryo or larva.

Rapid development time may be an advantage in leaf-mining species, which are heavily attacked by parasitoid wasps throughout their development (Connor and Taverner 1997; Whiteman et al. 2011).

Hatem et al. [ 3] suggest that the JH-controlled mechanism favors large body size, but at the cost of more prolonged development, whereas eliminating the repression of ecdysone secretion by JH favors rapid development time.

Firefox also has a much more rapid development time than Tor does, so there is a significant chance that security flaws related to Firefox and Tor interactions will go undiscovered and unpatched.

Both species lack inducible egg immunity and develop on ephemeral resources that favour rapid development times [ 15, 17, 45], and specifically rapid embryonic development.

This paper investigates the idea of building a specialized tool for a specific task in order to realize very rapid development times with very little effort on the part of the developer thus considerably reducing the overall development cost.

Data driven models are suitable forecast tools due to their minimal information requirements and rapid development times.

HCNSG, by quantifying relative genome size, may be particularly useful for distinguishing weeds (often associated with smaller genome sizes, small seeds, and rapid development times [42]) from more noxious species, frequently polyploid hybrids with large genomes relative to congeners [19], [21].

Development is considered to be non-linear within this model, such that the infant may have times of rapid development and times where the infant is refining their skills.

One example is that stressful conditions can favour rapid floral development (time-limitation hypothesis, Aarssen 2000).