Rivera then jammed Higginson with a cut fastball, and Higginson rolled out to first, Cedeño moving to third, his speed somewhat daunting.
Hence neuronal mass and speed make studying brain functions daunting.
"Taking the business online seemed slightly daunting at first," Bookbarn director William Pryor remarked, "but the speed and volume of sales we started seeing straightaway made it all worth it We now have buyers in territories as far away as India, China and Japan".
In places like Japan and Korea, which have high population densities and small land masses, the costs and speed of transitioning to NFC weren't as daunting.
But until high speed Internet access becomes more widely available, downloading will be daunting for most people -- using today's typical modems and conventional phone lines, it can take a full day to retrieve an opera.
The practical challenge of setting optimal link-based tolls is daunting given that neither the demand functions nor the link-specific speed-flow curves can be known precisely.
Even there, the speed with which these models are accomodating the realtime Pads is daunting for Adobe.
On the one hand, these interviews are a great opportunity to speed up the application process, but they can also be a bit daunting.
Kersten says the differences in national regulatory environments can be daunting at first, but is something he thinks the company is now up to speed with and should see it well-placed to expand to other European markets in 2016.
The new limits are particularly daunting for supercomputer designers, who are looking to build an "exascale" system — 1,000 times the speed of today's fastest computers — by 2019.
