Sentence examples for rapidly applying from inspiring English sources

"We are continuously collecting and rapidly applying lessons learned into our training, leader development and, as appropriate, our doctrine," one Army official said.

When studying in vitro brain slices, rapidly applying multiple agonists, antagonists, drugs, or modulatory compounds is a significant technical problem.

This device creates a reliable contusion injury by rapidly applying a force-defined impact (60 kdyn) with a stainless steel-tipped impounder.

These structures may be generated in four different ways: (i) By rapidly applying a burst of pressure to the syringe, a fine fiber of metal (diameters as small as 10 μm) emerges from the syringe, as shown in Figure 4a.

Following the Cologne attacks the changes were rapidly applied.

So, too, will memory, concentration, stamina, and rapidly applied mathematics-based logic.

They all paint out of doors, striving to capture in loose, rapidly applied brushstrokes the vagaries of atmosphere and light.

The seminal text, which was reissued in 2001, examines the mathematics of impact theory and shows how different materials, like cars in crashes, react to rapidly applied stress.

Google's new trick wouldn't work if you only had a few user searches to draw on, but if you have trillions of searches from many millions of users, across a hundred and forty-six languages, it's pure genius — and a technique that can be rapidly applied to different languages with relatively little manual labor.

Rapidly applied loads are encountered in a number of applications.

After 1 h at room temperature, the reaction solution was rapidly applied to desalting columns.