Sentence examples for rapid organization from inspiring English sources

Despite pressure from the Bush administration for the rapid organization of a new Palestinian security force, George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, remains skeptical about the prospects, administration officials said today.

Once near Cuba, the wave began rapid organization, restrengthening into a tropical storm.

Among the 1900 excess hospital admissions, 475 excess deaths were observed despite this rapid organization.

Yet, scaling up may also present challenges and threats, as the literature on rapid organization growth shows.

The Assistance Publique Hôpitaux de Paris reported more than 2600 excess emergency department visits, 1900 excess hospital admissions, and 475 excess deaths despite a rapid organization.

The WaveCrest device consists of a nitinol structure without exposed metal hub and with a foam layer facing the LAA to promote rapid organization and a PTFE layer facing the LA to reduce thrombus formation.

Focusing on aspects of the product, process, and people of military rapid organizations, the analysis showed that these organizations have the right team, develop innovative conceptual solutions, quickly prune the design space, and identify appropriate designs that can deliver warfighting capability expeditiously.

Findings recommend preventing the rapid establishment of new organizations in the post-disaster stage and finding a balance between professionals' and lay community's knowledge to fulfill short and long-term recovery objectives.

All countries in southern Europe are concerned by this public health challenge, and the battle against chikungunya requires rapid establishment of a supranational organization that should be able in real time to collect and return epidemiologic, virologic, and entomologic data.

And thirdly, the immune response as well as the rapid structural organization of the tuberculous granuloma is usually seen as a favorable host response as it contains bacilli locally, thus preventing the progression of the disease.

First, cytoskeletal systems are highly dynamic, enabling rapid adaptive organization and yet they remain well-ordered.