The armature is suspended by springs with a large spring rate, enabling it to move at high speed.
The thousands of miles of pitchy corridors, vast vaulted caverns and spiral staircases opening up within the house are an affront not just to reason but to that pre-rational, hard-wired faith that enables us to move at all.
Though there is no consensus definition of "personalized learning," and though it seems to make intuitive sense to enable students to move at their own pace, in practice, this has amounted to computer-based learning programs of varying quality that require kids to sit in front of screens for a good part of the school day.
Basically, you're buying Windows 8 but with downgrade rights that allow you to run Windows 7. The nice thing about the 7 Pro version is that it has an XP Mode that lets you run a copy of XP under Windows 7. It's a bit of a geeky approach but it does enable people to move at their own pace from XP to Windows 7 to Windows 8. Otherwise, the Great Leap Forward can come as a bit of a shock.
Solid-state flash does not have the encumbrance of all those moving parts, which enables data to move at a scale far faster than with hard disks.
Hold the child's bottom with the inside of your elbow, enabling you to move at least your hand!
Network effects are kicking in and the application of big data is enabling the technology to move at a rapid pace unseen in its history.
The cooperative catalysis enables the helicase and polymerase to move at a uniformly fast rate without guanine:cytosine (GC) dependency or idling with futile NTP hydrolysis.
The digital revolution matched with our hyper-transparent social media culture (which so happens to move at lightning speed), has enabled anyone to call your bluff at any given time.
The flexure is fixed at one end and is free to move at the other, to enable elastic deformations that, by being transferred to the photonic crystal array, modify its periodicity and the pertinent transmission characteristics.
