Sentence examples for terms of rapid from inspiring English sources

In terms of rapid adoption by consumers, DVD players are the most successful consumer electronics devices of all time, getting into millions of homes in a much shorter time than it took VCR's or audio CD players.

The signs were there for the regulators and the central bankers in terms of rapid credit growth and exploding personal sector and bank balance sheets, but they chose to ignore it.

Experiment 1 showed that NL has particular difficulty discriminating sounds that differ in terms of rapid temporal changes, be they speech or non-speech sounds.

When using the diagonal, the addition of the PDP also shows improvement with an ideal setting of 20%, in terms of rapid decrease in the first simulation hour and final values.

As phase sparse constraint is exploited, the proposed approach has superior performances than the existing iterative projection approaches in terms of rapid convergence, smaller residual error, noise stability, and suitability in large-scale phase retrieval problems.

Simulation and experimental results suggest the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed method for crane control, in terms of rapid swing suppression, efficient trolley positioning, as well as increased robustness.

Moncrieff [ 30] suggested an alternative term of "rapid onset psychosis", which does not imply underlying mechanisms.

Several studies have also shown the short term and long term benefits of rapid growth for children in resource-poor settings (Victora et al., 2001; Kalanda et al., 2005; Hoddinott et al., 2008; Victora et al., 2008).

I also find it wrong that people are trying to paint Entwistle as greedy, because having sensibly engaged a lawyer to argue the terms of his rapid defenestration from Broadcasting House, the negotiations started at a compensation package above the £450,000 level.

Preliminary screening of soil samples with the Gordonia-specific primers was successful in terms of the rapid detection of nine Gordonia wild-type isolates.

This will be a shock to many investors who hold stocks at high prices, which they rationalize in terms of future rapid earnings growth.