Sentence examples for rapidly connected from inspiring English sources

Simple non-contact magnetic assembly was used to stack the micro-TCMs along a micro-pillar, after which cell fusion rapidly connected the assembled micro-TCMs into a microvascular-like structure.

New herds entering the YRS can, therefore, become rapidly connected to the entire breed by purchasing sires from herds that are already well connected.

At the heart of Microsoft's new Internet strategy, many industry executives contend, is XML, which the company will use to rapidly connect its applications and make them work across the Internet.

And as a result of that, you now have people who are able to rapidly connect the end-use market with the supply at the source, and that is the principal reason we are seeing this escalation.

Application of hardware Plug and Play technology enables the universal module to rapidly connect to the satellite platform.

Vhub provides a mechanism for volcanologists to share knowledge and tools, and to rapidly connect users with the resources they need, whether they be students, academics, or volcano observatory personnel.

The purpose of the interrupter is to rapidly connect and disconnect the circuit so that the normally steady current of the battery is turned into a rapidly varying current.

Not only are women socialized differently, but women have a different physical brain with a larger corpus callosum and more white matter, which rapidly connects thought and emotion, creating diffused awareness.

While civilians in rehab can take weeks to form meaningful bonds, Johnston-Lynch said the camaraderie shared by ex-forces means they rapidly connect in no-holds-barred group therapy sessions characterized by a plain-speaking military bluntness that would make the average civilian wince.

While civilians in rehab can take weeks to form meaningful bonds, Johnston-Lynch said the camaraderie shared by ex-forces means they rapidly connect in no-holds-barred group therapy sessions characterised by a plain-speaking military bluntness that would make the average civilian wince.

In the first form, the subject uses a pencil to rapidly connect circles numbered 1 through 25 in sequence.