The thing that scares us about the new paper business is not the challenge of speed but the new conception of publishing, which seems to release the publisher from all responsibility for what he publishes.
It is our experience that the results of this study, the good and the bad, are to some degree representative of all automated, high-speed devices we have seen, and they spring from the same limitations that all high-speed devices share – the challenges of focus, speed, and compression.
Now he faces the challenge of speeding the rebuilding of a country that, long before the quake, was the poorest in the Western Hemisphere and one of its most unstable politically.
The Mariinsky company, well equipped for the sheer elegance of the choreography, rises eagerly to the challenges of its speed, and off-balance stretch.
To establish an effective solution in practice required dedicated software to be designed and developed due to the challenges of both speed and volume of data.
Both are welcome performers in the right roles, but neither manage Sanguinic's extreme challenges of top-speed definition or vast off-balance stretch.
I've spent a good deal of time with my colleague, Matt McClure, understanding the challenges of high-speed access faced by school districts in Arkansas.
He also challenged the cult of speed for its own sake, pointing out that above 150mph, energy use soared and rates of return plummeted.
Another slow-life advocate, Carl Honoré, writes of striking "at the heart of what it is to be human in the era of the silicon chip" in his book "In Praise of Slowness: Challenging the Cult of Speed," which was the basis for a TED talk.
His 2005 book, "In Praise of Slow: Challenging the Cult of Speed" (HarperOne), collected all manner of slow movements, from tantric sex to Slow Food to the Society for the Deceleration of Time, a civic group based Austria that once called on Olympics organizers to award gold medals to athletes who had the slowest times.
