Sentence examples for rapidly defined from inspiring English sources

Expedia rapidly defined the future of the travel "portal" launching its own UK site as early as 1998.

Sugimoto became Murakami's New York based art director as he and his cadre of fellow pop-oriented artists rapidly defined what the world perceived as contemporary Japanese art.

During his run with Henderson, he rapidly defined his sound as a prominent soloist, and continued to do so until the early 1930s.

The mechanisms by which bacterial pathogens interact with and subvert host defence mechanisms are being rapidly defined for a wide range of pathogens.

Explore more problems: Data scientists need the ability to rapidly define and explore multiple prediction problems, quickly and easily.

This paper therefore presents a 'recipe-based' approach to modelling based on ontologies with capability to rapidly define and select resource systems meeting product and process requirements.

The Advanced Materials for Micro- and Nano-Systems (AMM&NS) degree programme offers a comprehensive and intensive approach to a field of study that is rapidly defining the frontier of modern technologies.

"The mobile phone can reach everybody and it's always on, but we need to rapidly define our industry standards to be able to benefit from this opportunity," Arun Sarin, chief executive of Vodafone, said in a speech yesterday in Barcelona.

Being an ambient technique it is rapidly defining its unique capability as a label-free nondestructive nano-tool.

This study effectively more than doubles the number of regulatory elements localised to the human SCL locus, and emphasises the impact that such approaches have at rapidly defining the regulatory architecture of gene loci.

Meanwhile, studies of CSC-enriched populations using omics technologies are rapidly defining additional regulatory pathways and networks regulating CSC biology.