Times writers intend such labels as shorthand to give readers a fast sense of where players in public life are coming from.
But given attention spans and the visual orientation of our culture, this is the short-form that many who are not aware of all the details will turn to in the future for a fast sense of what happened in Baltimore last April and May.
Fast sensing of double-dot charge arrangement and spin state with a radio-frequency sensor quantum dot.
Horizon scanning can also be facilitated by using a megatrends framework that helps facilitate shared and faster sense-making of new and different stories, signals, and novel developments.
Teaching our youth how to value rejection for what we can learn from it and to master the art of failing fast so that they can succeed faster solidifies a sense of personal power so deep that few hardships or struggles will uproot them.
Now, Stewart riffed, turning to an American audience still shell-shocked by finding blue chips trading as penny stocks and their pensions disappearing faster than a sense of humor in Barack Obama's Washington: "Now get out of bed slugger and go out and invade the sub-continent!" Nothing quite like a good war, after all, to jump-start an economy.
He held fast to a sense of the purity of a childhood, increasingly assailed, besmirched, sexualised, prematurely grown up, assaulted precisely by the culture of which Michael Jackson was such a powerful and ambiguous proponent.
"I had to get used to a much faster pace, a greater sense of urgency, a sense of not accepting the status quo and being as innovative as you can," Mr. Cigarroa said of Mr. Powell.
Xylitol – the name of an artificial sweetener – is the nom de guerre of one of a new breed of civilian amateurs taking on organised cybergangs armed only with their computer expertise, a fast internet connection and a sense of purpose.
