Sentence examples for speed of creating from inspiring English sources

Ease of use and speed of creating and voting on existing opinions are also important factors for surfacing and political relevance.

Another iOS app SmartSplice uses advanced graphics algorithms to improve the speed and ease of creating high-quality image selections and provides image filters and a way to create professional-looking image effects.

These then travel downward at close to the speed of light, creating a large vertical current of electricity in the upper atmosphere.

But the high power of the engines were producing propeller speeds that exceeded the speed of sound, creating shock waves that made the propeller tip vibrate with loss of efficiency and possible structural failure.

The isolated inn; the arrival of Billy Bones; Blind Pew tap-tapping through the mist; the unseen but unignorable one-legged man; the delivery of the Black Spot … Stevenson wrote the scenes very quickly (he wrote the whole first half of the book in about a fortnight, in fact) and the speed of his creating shows in brilliant ways.

Scientists are also hoping to understand more about the origin of jets of radiation that are blasted out from the poles of some black holes at close to the speed of light, creating brilliant beacons that can be picked out across the cosmos.

Its contra-rotating propellers spin faster than the speed of sound, creating their own sonic boom, making it one of "the loudest combat aircraft ever built", says Justin Bronk of the Royal United Services Institute.

Both would form a central black hole and eject matter at close to the speed of light, creating shock waves that would generate both the initial flash and a lingering afterglow.

Since the center of mass energy ({sqrt{s}}) = 200 GeV (5.5 TeV) of Au Au (Pb Pb) collisions at RHIC (LHC) is very high, the two nuclei at RHIC (LHC) travel almost at the speed of light creating the non-equilibrium quark gluon plasma just after the heavy-ion collisions.

The team will then steer beams of gold ions — gold atoms stripped of their electrons and positively charged — into each other at nearly the speed of light, creating scorching temperatures of 7.2 trillion degrees Fahrenheit (4 trillion degrees Celsius).

But if you don't, there are ways you can speed up the process of creating such a relationship.