Sentence examples for search rapidly from inspiring English sources

Search me: Researchers at Columbia University use signals from an electroencephalogram (EEG) device (worn) to help search rapidly through images.

Today police in most countries use such systems, called automated fingerprint identification systems (AFIS), to search rapidly through millions of digitized fingerprint records.

However, further exploration (alternating between guided and free search) rapidly (15 to 20 minute session) yielded two distinct and intriguingly strong correlation effects.

Gene expression similarity measuring methods were developed and applied to search rapidly growing public microarray databases.

Canines search rapidly and effectively disaster areas; however, they are stress-prone and exhibit limited active time.

In short, the dictionary's editors and technicians must take a 20-volume, 22,000-page reference work containing some three-quarters of a million entries and turn it into an electronic database that can be searched rapidly by machine and be read comfortably on a 15-inch computer monitor.

Google no doubt hopes Buzz will help it catch up with the leaders of the networking world but the chances are slim.Google's move is a sign that the world of social networking and that of other online services, such as e-mail and search, are rapidly converging.

The Internet revolution provides an incredible wealth of high quality online data from the Congressional Budget Office, Census Bureau and many others, while Google and other search engines rapidly locate what we're seeking.

This is expected as our CAL network search finishes rapidly when a good solution presents itself early in the search, while more time is needed to conclude that no acceptable solution is present.

We believe that our research shed new light on similar gene expression profile search over rapidly growing large microarray databases by showing that integrating gene expression profile with external data such as pathway could improve search accuracy.

These scatterplots indicate that the relationship might not be a linear one (in the patients) with some evidence that search performance rapidly declines as an exponential function as the saccade rate declines [ 48].