Sentence examples for rapid sorting from inspiring English sources

However, realizing these benefits as net speedup requires a very rapid sorting mechanism.

The visualization strategy employed here allows rapid sorting of thermoelectric compositions with respect to important issues of elemental scarcity and supply risk.

Advantages and drawbacks of each system are discussed, with a perspective for further developments, and the possibility for the rapid sorting of complex mixtures into separate groups of metals, easy to process.

Since the visual inspection is becoming more challenging in poultry processing plants adopting high-speed lines, a rapid sorting system could significantly improve the detection and monitoring of carcasses with surface fecal material and ingesta.

Paul N. Carlin, a Postal Service veteran who unsuccessfully challenged his firing as postmaster general for what he said was retribution by a corrupt board member but rebounded by starting two lucrative businesses that focused on rapid sorting of mass mail, died April 25 at a hospital in Arlington.

However, owing to its rapid sorting into the ILVs of MVBs, there was no prolongation of EGF signalling.

Empirical approximating functions have been selected for inverting the theoretical functions relating light output to particle energy, in order to achieve calibration during rapid data sorting.

But I think the sheer velocity of jokes in a scene that those guys have, and as many things that come as rapid fire, sort of make up for anyone that can say, "Oh, that show is just one thing, or that show is this".

The fastest-growing church in the country, Without Walls in Tampa, Florida, added 4,330 new members in the past year alone.This sort of rapid growth brings all sorts of advantages.

Unless he makes unexpectedly rapid progress in sorting out the mess at Chrysler, Mr Schrempp will be lucky to hold on to his job.As he watches time running out, the BMW book should send a shiver down Mr Schrempp's spine.

We have shown the usefulness of this method in PKCs and hemoproteins, and we anticipate that it will perform equally well when applied to other protein families providing a simple, rapid tool for sorting through the increasingly large datasets of proteins now available to researchers.