The stories rewind at a regular pace.
Dell boomed during the years in which companies refreshed their computers at a regular pace to keep up with faster chips and quickly evolving hardware.
The idea of just getting on with your life, at a regular pace, has never been of concern to the Marvel mind.
Of course, this was back before automatic code keys let people using Morse code send a regular pace of dots and dashes as the appropriate key was depressed.
The day-of-the-year pointer moved forward at a regular pace, but the lunar and planetary pointers traced eccentric orbits, sometimes reversing course and going backward, just as the planets occasionally appear to do in the night sky.
"We've been on the freeway for four years at 90 miles an hour, and now we are at a regular pace of 60," said Michael Martin, the director of research at Mitchell, Maxwell & Jackson, an appraisal firm, which released one of five reports made available yesterday, and collaborated with the Corcoran Group on a second report, with slightly different numbers.
Even so, Wag has been entering new markets at a regular pace.
Updates, too, will come at a regular pace and faster and more painlessly than customers were previously accustomed to with its OpenStack solution.
While life expectancy at birth increased for British females and males at a regular pace, it almost stagnated for Danish women in the 1980s and early 1990s, and increased thereafter at an accelerated pace.
Assuming that's true, it's a user base that has been trained to expect expansions at a regular pace, so they may not balk at seeing one this early.
