As president, he essentially speeded the strategic modernization program sought by Mr. Carter.
Following the launch of Iraqi Airways' London flights, ABG introduced a personalised service package for travellers on the route, essentially speeding up the process of moving through the airport.
For the last three years the recovery has had essentially one speed: plodding.Matters could be worse, of course.
The brokerage community essentially wants speed and low execution costs, and the floor community views electronic trading as a clear threat to their livelihood".
The number of operators, machine stations, and flow of materials to the conveyor have all been planned so that the conveyor can maintain an essentially constant speed with each operator and machine functioning near optimum effectiveness.
A different way of creating the electron-field interaction is to allow the RF wave to propagate at essentially the speed of light by letting it pass, for example, through a section of a waveguide.
Our result is also similar to the motion of motile flagellated prokaryotic bacterial cells that have Poisson distributed runtimes [33]; given the essentially constant speed with which the bacterial cells move, the run length distribution of bacteria can also be expected to be exponentially distributed.
(The climax of "Antitrust," before it devolves into old-fashioned chasing and shooting, is essentially a speed-typing contest between Milo and Winston.) The director, Peter Howitt, has hit on a strategy of wild overcompensation, feverishly cross-cutting between Milo's frenzied keystrokes and various bad guys lumbering down darkened corridors.
When operated from a constant-frequency supply, the three-phase induction motor constitutes essentially a constant-speed drive, with the speed decreasing only 1 to 5 percent as load torque is increased from zero to rated value.
