Insistence on early and copious production militates against choosing themes of general interest, because it takes much longer to write books about those.
Short flights, as Mr Longman and Ms Khan note, are much less efficient than longer ones, because it takes much more energy to get a plane to cruising altitude than it does to keep it there.
New York's dairy farmers are among the biggest beneficiaries of the public's love affair with Greek yogurt, because it takes much more milk to make Greek yogurt than regular yogurt.
But as our straw bale building experience in Moab has progressed, I have leaned away from wanting a kit house mainly because it takes much of the creativity out of the house design process.
"We had to start with backend first because it takes much longer to build in the flexibility and scalability," explains StackMob CEO Ty Amell, "but now that we have that system down, now we're launching our hosted HTML5 solution".
Englander: In the eurozone, the adjustment comes by incomes shrinking, which brings down borrowing levels [as business can't afford to borrow for expansion and hiring.] This process is very painful, because it takes much longer for competitiveness to be restored.
The results are qualitatively the same, the decrease in cooperation being more abrupt for the email network and somewhat steeper for the PGP network, but the simulations are much more demanding because it takes much longer to reach a steady state.
"for people with chronic disease it's beneficial for them to be seen closer to home because it takes much of the medicalisation out of it and it's reassuring for patients" (Hospital doctor2) "It's closer.
It's harder to talk via an interpreter … demands something from us (care staff) too, because it takes much longer and you can't say much … at a time … then you have to find a simpler way to explain (I:4:).
A rancher can better match you with a horse if he knows the horse, and he cannot know a rented horse, because it takes much more than 1 season to get to know a horse.
