Sentence examples for rapid response capabilities from inspiring English sources

EU leaders have said they want to boost the common security policy by improving rapid response capabilities.

Another case in point, Sam Decker, chief marketing officer of Bazaarvoice, a firm that helps organizations gain efficiency by assessing online word of mouth, told me about his experience with the rapid response capabilities enabled by Twitter.

The importance of centralized control and communication, and rapid response capabilities is illustrated by a successful response to early reports of poor food-handling practices[ 24].

The outbreak of H7N9 influenza in Shanghai provided the opportunity to demonstrate the rapid response capabilities of the SAM vaccine platform when combined with rapid and accurate cell-free gene synthesis.

The issue is not one of armed bodyguards, but the loss of intelligence, surveillance and rapid response capability that the military has been providing.

According to the research fellow, Australia's objective is to have "a rapid response capability, thanks to versatile vehicles".

Few other donors have this rapid response capability and it is a function that is highly appreciated by recipient countries.

Unfortunately, structural delays in vaccine design, development, manufacture, clinical testing and licensure processes remain significant obstacles to an effective national biodefense rapid response capability.

In particular, the somewhat ponderous initial response has reinforced the case for an emergency rapid-response capability, consisting of soldiers, equipment, medical staff and others in a number of countries all over the world, doing their normal jobs but earmarked for despatch when a disaster occurs.

The analysis builds on the Strategic Value Assessment Model Fineet et al. [Fine, Charles H., Vardan, Roger, Pethick, Robert, El Hout, Jamal. Rapid-Response Capability in value chain Design. MIT Sloan Manage Rev 2002, 43(Winter): 69 75.]) and utilizes a qualitative System Dynamics mapping approach.

We conclude that the apparent low-pass nature of the 'on-off' cell frequency response was, as hypothesized, a result of adaptation [17], and that the response to transient as opposed to stationary stimuli reflects a much more rapid temporal response capability.