Sentence examples for rapidly executed from inspiring English sources
Messenger is one of NASA's lower-cost, rapidly executed Discovery Program robot missions designed to go from planning to flight in about three years.
The rapidly executed, high-flying steps involved in the Lindy Hop, many perfected in the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem, take a bit more skill to master.
Rapidly executed, the script does not appear to have been subject to formal and rigorous rules, and not all the surviving examples are the work of professional scribes.
Unlike his portraits, which often show his subjects in sombre – if expensive – clothing against plain dark backgrounds, his rapidly executed watercolours, usually made in the open air, sparkle with light and colour.
This week, two new issues hit newsstands simultaneously: "America's Parade," a long-planned history of Macy's Thanksgiving Day ritual, and "In the Land of the Free," a rapidly executed retrospective of the Sept. 11 attacks and their aftermath.
But, although Camilo can move and captivate with his rich, lush ballads, his real strength lies in rapidly executed jazz lines played above the jumping left hand Latin rhythm lines.
At Toyota, for example, slack resources allowed the Prius development team to rapidly execute scores of experiments after the company's executives raised the team's target for increasing fuel efficiency from 50%to100%0%—and gave it just a year to develop a concept car.
The FIN is made up of small, medium, and large manufacturers and academic centers that have production capabilities allocated to AFFOA projects, which rapidly execute prototypes and pilot manufacturing of advanced fabric products, decreasing time to market and accelerating product innovation.
Additionally, BlackBerry must rapidly execute on integrating and expanding on the functionality it acquires.
It's proven that "We can rapidly execute our new strategy".
Ambush predation is characterized by an animal scanning the environment from a concealed position and then rapidly executing a surprise attack.
