The 1970s and 1980s saw a rapid take-up in the use of personal computers.
Of the $5.1m transferred in that period, half was in the fourth month, indicating a rapid take-off.
He expects a rapid take-up of UAVs, and predicts that 90% of combat aircraft will be unmanned by 2025.
If a rapid take-up highlights the need for more financial support then we would expect the government to work with the banks to extend the package," the BCC's director general, David Frost, said.
At Lodore Canyon, Utah, one of the boats sank in a rapid, taking with it scientific instruments and about one-fourth of the party's provisions.
There has been a rapid take-up of smartphones in China, with an estimated 68% of the population now owning one - and digital wallets are becoming a more popular way to pay for goods and services.
In an informal conversation after his presentation, he said he is optimistic about the adoption of electric vehicles, which are enjoying a rapid take-up rate in Beijing, thanks to generous subsidies.
"Some people thought if At Home was exceptionally good because it offered broadband connection as well as content at a rapid take-up rate, then when the contracts came up for re-negotiation its cable partners would ask, Why do we need anyone else?," says Corcoran.
Following the pre-jump crouch, the vertical force signature of the jump itself is symmetrical, similar to that of the quail and is indicative of a rapid take-off (Earls, 2000).
To understand just how rapid take a look at John Kenneth Galbraith's "The New Industrial State", an intriguing portrait of the state of corporate America back in 1967.
So, will online investors used to moving in and out of stocks at a rapid pace take to index funds?
