For users, all of this ideally means that they get access to a more secure web, as well as a slightly faster one, as the new protocol allows the browser and server to quickly negotiate which encryption to use without lots of back and forth.
The storms moved with a speed as high as 170 m/s, slightly faster than the jet itself, hinting at the existence of strong winds deep in the atmosphere.
As such, slightly faster climate change may induce evolutionary rescue (Clobert et al. 2001) for species experiencing locally fragmented habitat (Fischer and Lindenmayer 2007).
The next day, with no wind and under much cooler conditions, the more famous Unser broke 200mph as well (he went slightly faster: 201.9mph), but Grant had been the first.
At 210 °C, the catalyst lost about 1 2 wt% of its activity before levelling off and reaching a constant value after 60 h on stream, whereas the deactivation rate at 230 °C for the new activated catalyst was slightly faster, as can be seen in Fig. 5a.
Controls show that B16F10 melanoma cells grow as fast or even slightly faster in Asm-deficient mice than in wild-type mice after subcutaneous injection at the flank, excluding a general growth defect of the tumor in Asm-deficient mice (Fig 1C).
The women did not dance with, or for, one another — they danced for Freedia, and they did so in the most sexualized way imaginable, usually with their backs to her, bent over sharply at the waist, and bouncing their hips up and down as fast as humanly possible, if not slightly faster.
In exchange for $20,000 dollars, I agree to show Discovery the six completed episodes... as well as edit for them a slightly faster paced episode -- which is the one creative change they want to make.
It's a private service, backed by $2.5m in venture capital and accessible to anyone who downloads its smartphone app, has a credit card and is willing to pay nearly three times as much for a slicker, slightly faster and undeniably more pretentious version of a bus ride to work.
