Sentence examples for the fastest reported from inspiring English sources

Elite AFL players had the fastest reported means for 20-m sprint time, with local level players the slowest.

This is the fastest reported time of scheduling algorithms for resource-and-latency constrained scheduling with resources operating at multiple voltages.

Absorption of 6 keV X-rays in the film causes heating on the order of 1 mK with a decay time of 1 ms or less, the fastest reported using a magnetic calorimeter.

Comparing the results to the fastest reported vectorized Cray Y-MP and C90 algorithm shows that the current generation of parallel machines is competitive with conventional vector supercomputers even for small problems.

As expected, the fastest reported 20-m sprint time in this review was by the Elite AF players [18, 49, 50]; however, the differences in sprint time between Elite and National Junior players were minimal [1, 9 11, 14, 51].

With the benefit of the short channel length of 4.5 μm in a new device architecture with less parasitic capacitance, the cutoff frequency of the rubrene air gap device was estimated to be as high as 25 MHz for drain voltage of −15 V, which is the fastest reported for p-type OFETs, operating in ambient conditions.

These discrepancies are at least in part because the model predictions depend on the age of the subject, yet the age was not specified for almost all the fasts reported in Tables 3 and 4 and hence we had to assume a fixed age (we used 35).

Where the fast reporting of first results is of importance, telephone reporting is still the communication method of choice.

WG-FAST correctly genotyped all 12 un-mixed samples as O104:H4 and also correctly classified the pathogen in four of the seven samples reported as mixed (Additional file 5 and Fig.  5); for three of the samples 2772-H, 2772-H,, 4168-H), WG-FAST reported the sample as a near miss to the target, but were reported as not determined by the authors.

Many post-layout ELDO simulations have validated the high performance of the proposed topology, which is actually the fastest AQRC reported in the literature.

The fastest rate reported to date is 33.5% per 50 My for Candidatus Riesia (hereafter Riesia), the p-endosymbiont of primate sucking lice (Anoplura: Pediculidae and Pthiridae) [34].