Sentence examples for rapid time frame from inspiring English sources

The most interesting thing about this award is the rapid time frame: All work must be completed within 6 months of the award.

Repeatability and reliability of their results may also suffer due to the rapid time frame in the absence of a suitable data-acquisition system.

With both these types of challenges DARPA has reaped multiple effective solutions at a miniscule cost and in a rapid time frame that has in some cases even surprised the DARPA challenge organizers.

The recently defined quasi-definitive observatory data type has been introduced to meet the need to provide observatory data suitable for use in field modeling in a more rapid time frame and for producing Level 2 products planned for the upcoming European Space Agency Swarm mission.

"We are moving toward very dramatic changes over an extremely rapid time frame, reversing a planetary cooling trend in a matter of centuries".

In addition, the presence of surfactants decreases the dynamic surface tension of the aqueous solution, leading to more efficient droplet formation during a rapid time frame.

We emphasize that we do not recommend delaying or abandoning clinical trials; rather, we suggest that one anticipate failures and design experiments and data collection such that we learn from these failures to ensure future success in as rapid a time frame as possible.

This model may be a promising in so far as it is very rapid (a time frame less than a second per square centimeter of micropatterned surface) and provides further insights into the effects of surface microtopography on cell response with possible applications in the field of biosensors, biomedical and/or pharmaceutical engineering sciences.

This is too rapid a time frame to be due to changes in common genetic allele frequency; therefore, the environment of this increasingly urbanized human population is implicated [ 3].

Whether induced by patterned optogenetic photostimulation or chronic depolarization, structural plasticity at the AIS can therefore occur over a rapid, hours-scale time frame.

While the advantage in the use of the latter short-lived radioisotopes is that the effective dose to the subject is decreased, the challenge is to modify the pharmacokinetics of the tracer to allow for rapid elimination within the imaging time frame dictated by the shorter half-life.