Sentence examples for rapidly publish from inspiring English sources

The first pathway involves a theoretical physicist with a very inspiring year - e.g. Albert Einstein's 1905 'Annus Mirabilis' - who is able to rapidly publish more than one (relatively short, ≤6 pages) letters in succession.

Therefore our adoption of SIO in this work allows us to more easily take advantage of existing resources published using the SADI design pattern, as well as rapidly publish and integrate new tools as-needed.

IN recent years, a trend has emerged in the behavioral sciences toward shorter and more rapidly published journal articles.

He was a prodigious writer, with 1,400 papers published over his lifetime, although his rivals debated the accuracy of his rapidly published works.

Web pages have been continuously and rapidly published given rise to a enormous amount of interlinked information.

We identified the implicated food for 2 outbreaks (outbreaks 1 and 14) because other countries rapidly published reports in Eurosurveillance Weekly.

This has led to a culture of "publish or perish", in which (especially young) scientists are under pressure to publish rapidly – at the expense of everything else.

The German government has said it will push to rapidly identify and publish details of a trove of artworks discovered in a Munich apartment, many of which may have been stolen by the Nazis.

Yet it also alluded to systemic problems that were relevant far beyond the walls of C.D.B. "We cannot help but think that these failures to follow up when there were questions may have been due to the sense of urgency to publish rapidly," the report stated.

Third, there is clear value in ensuring the journal has systems in place to rapidly evaluate and publish quality research in current crises (e.g. Syria, South Sudan, Northern Nigeria, Myanmar/Rakhine State) as well as less documented, forgotten crises (Sri Lanka, Myanmar/Kachin crisis, Columbia, Yemen) to have more immediate benefits on practice.

This paper will summarize the rapidly expanding data published to data and will discuss clinical trial designs that will facilitate future studies.