instantaneous
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definition
adjective
her reaction was almost instantaneous
occurring or done in an instant or instantly.
measurement of the instantaneous velocity
existing or measured at a particular instant.
translation of 'instantaneous'
adjective
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example
The first 'instantaneous' velocity equal to or greater than 10 mm/s defined the beginning of the movement.
What Barsamian's questions provoke is an eloquent and desperate plea for direct, 'instantaneous' action.
Technology must be developed to make the transactions 'instantaneous' .
Companies could efficiently share and distribute information, providing a faster decision-making process, effective internal communications and 'instantaneous' feedback.
Inertia precludes limbs from making sharp directional changes or 'instantaneous' starts and stops.
All of these, by virtue of the information age, are characterized today by rapid change and often 'instantaneous' awareness.
Mass, 'instantaneous' velocity, acceleration, magnetic forces, and energy puzzled them much more.
Being that he was from around these parts, his sense of direction was almost 'instantaneous' .
Also in line with experimental measurements, the examination of 'instantaneous' velocity of simulated beads shows that pause time decreases with increasing wall shear stress.
This death would have been rapid, almost 'instantaneous' .
Once airborne I could immediately feel the aircraft's sensitivity because every change in height and direction is 'instantaneous' .
The Empires disappeared suddenly, as though in an 'instantaneous' catastrophe.
No object could acquire an 'instantaneous' velocity of, let us say, 10 metres per second, at an instant of time t, while having zero velocity at all times surrounding t and thus failing to move any distance.
With the 'instantaneous' and free flow of information brought about by the Internet and other technological innovations what happens in, say, a remote part of Kalimantan or New York could reach Jakarta in a matter of minutes.
Yet mathematicians were able to revolutionize the subject by inventing a whole new language of mathematics which was capable of expressing 'instantaneous' change: that language was the calculus.
This is an improvement over earlier systems that depended on the use of a stand-alone gas detector with alarm, which experts had to monitor continuously so that the reaction to any malfunction could be 'instantaneous' .
What was needed was a new, direct democracy with more 'instantaneous' feedback to guide the political class.
It's that 'instantaneous' direction change, the wheel-shredding asphalt grind that cooks up this sure winner on the attention-o-meter.
Best practices at this point suggest rapid, but not 'instantaneous' , installation of vendor packages.
The 'instantaneous' hostility of France to the second UN resolution proposed by Britain and America was presented last week as a brave moral stand by the French foreign minister, Dominique de Villepin.
The old USSR was run by men who did not see the abject and 'instantaneous' murder of civilians as a reason to celebrate.
Owing to the intermittent nature of turbulence, we related individual predation events to local, 'instantaneous' relative velocities instead of bulk averages.
This is because the travel time of light, although very rapid, is not 'instantaneous' .
The technology must be developed to make the transacting of money 'instantaneous' .
Figure 2 demonstrates a rapid but not 'instantaneous' decrease in elongation of primary roots of lupin when pressure was applied to entire axes.
In nearly all the videos, they are 'instantaneously' cut down by a few short bursts of aimed rifle and machine gun fire.
As I pointed out in that essay, this 'instantaneity' has it's problems.
They discovered there was a gap in the market for an optic which could deliver either a single or a double shot, 'instantaneously' .
That'll teach me to fall victim to 'instantaneity' .
We live in a society which places a premium on 'instantaneity' ; it is our right to have our wishes granted immediately.
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