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Many sub-national regionals are also pursuing these energy strategies with the "Under 2 degree MOU" (http://under2mou.org), an example of the fast and diverse pace of the clean energy programs.

Sub-national regionals are pursuing these energy strategies in great numbers, too, with the "Under 2 degree MOU" (http://under2mou.org) an example of the fast and diverse pace of these programs.

OneLogin's funding is an example of the fast growing IAM space but equally a good example of the trickle-down effect in action.

Apps are just one example of the fast growing area of digital health, which refers to applying digital technology that has changed so much of our lives to the healthcare industry.

She cites the example of the fast growing photography scene currently going on in Accra, where young photographers take influence from external works such as American fashion photography.

The first reported case of resistance to monepantel, a novel drug class which first became available in New Zealand in 2009, is another example of the fast development of AR [ 40, 41].

In fact this match was a fine example of how the fast-breaking style of football at this World Cup bypasses the accepted registers of statistics-based football analysis that flourished in the previous mini-age of the possession game, the received wisdom that x amount of possession, plus y goal attempts proves that z were the better team.

As a very simple example, think of the fast-growing and aggressive plant kudzu -- artificially introduced to the U.S. by way of Japan in the late 19th century and now, well, everywhere.

Despite being one of the lesser known tracks on the record, music journalist Martin Popoff said that the song was an example of the band's "fast thrashers" and an evidence why Megadeth were dubbed as the "fearless speed progenitors".

Despite CON's impediments to Medicare patients, one North Carolina ophthalmologist has been able to successfully negotiate bundled payments for cataract surgery with a private insurance carrier – another example of the market responding faster to health care innovation than the government.

Lactose tolerance, which spread across Europe over the last 7,500 years, is another example of relatively fast evolution in the modern human population, but the Tibetan study shows that such changes can occur in less than half that time.