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These transmissions, which – like automatic transmissions – take the responsibility for shifting gears away from drivers, are more expensive, but can vastly increase efficiency.

The central point of the report is that while there is no new spectrum available, new technologies can vastly increase the capacity of existing spectrum.

The conventional force can vastly increase the capability of Special Operations units by providing logistical support to those teams in the field.

Better prediction of intensity is important, he said, because an increase in winds of just 20 or 30 miles per hour can vastly increase the scale of damage and threat to life.

A catalyst is a substance that can vastly increase the rate of a reaction, even when added in small amounts, without being used up in the process.

Imagine medical education had discovered Coursera and decided we can vastly increase the number of cardiologists in this country by making their education free over the Internet to thousands of people who can learn tomorrow.

The mayor of New York does not have a direct hand in that, but what the mayor can do is vastly increase the city's contribution to the public schools, a step that Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has not taken.

"The big change here is that, unlike on traditional e-commerce websites," Szulczewski says, "Individuals are actually feeding very useful data back into the system in a fun way on a massive scale, which an algorithm can use to vastly increase the shopping experience".

I said, "Look, the information through pits are going like this, your twisted copper pairs, they can't handle it, we need to design and build a nationwide fiber-optic network with the switches and the mathematics that can handle vastly increased data flows".

IBM announced this week that it is using a new way of making magnetic disk drives that will vastly increase the amount of data they can hold.

The team is now working on "quantum repeaters" that, like repeaters in optic-fibre networks, vastly increase the distance over which signals can be faithfully sent.