Sentence examples for rapidly processing from inspiring English sources
SLAC has a long history of creating advanced data acquisition systems for collecting, rapidly processing and storing enormous bursts of data from physics experiments.
Gen. James Terry, estimated the damage at only $1.4 million and said officials were rapidly processing and paying claims for compensation.
Mr. Johnson, who was the special agent in charge of the Miami field office of the State Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security from 2002 to 2004, said the department placed too much emphasis on rapidly processing passport applications.
This affective-based 'experiential system' encodes reality in images, metaphors and narratives, rapidly processing and generating an immediate response that often determines the decision outcome.
In research published in 2003, they used a series of visual puzzles to demonstrate that individuals who played action games at least four days per week for a minimum of one hour per day were better than non-gamers at rapidly processing complex information, estimating numbers of objects, controlling where their attention was focused spatially, and switching rapidly between tasks.
In 1954, more than a million Mexicans were sent back to Mexico during "Operation Wetback" with hundreds of immigration officers rapidly processing the deportees in temporary detention camps before flying them out of the country.
The cost of hardware has steadily and rapidly decreased, while processing speed and storage capacity have increased vastly.
Even small differences in the amount of time it would take you to click on the result are indicative of how rapidly you are processing that information.
Rapidly advancing graphics processing unit (GPU) technology is reducing training times for new models and inference/scoring times when using the models in production.
The volume of new biomedical literatures available for processing rapidly increases.
Learning difficulties in oral language are attributed in part to an inability of processing rapidly changing acoustic cues in the speech sequence, as well as difficulties in phonological discrimination.
