Mr. Armstrong told analysts during a conference call that AOL might "experience a dampening of momentum" over the short term.
His son Felipe, he assured Spaniards, "has the maturity, preparation, and sense of responsibility necessary to assume the title of head of state and open a new era of hope which combines the experience and momentum of a new generation".
The 46-year-old prince "has the maturity, preparation and sense of responsibility necessary to assume the title of head of state and begin a new era of hope which combines the experience and momentum of a new generation", the king said, adding that he had made the decision after turning 76 in January.
It warned that the recovery had seemed to experience an "underlying loss of momentum" recently.
An issue of particular concern to him is the loss of momentum experienced by many pupils when they transfer to secondary school.
Then, in the following Scholium to the Laws of Motion, Newton discusses the experimental evidence for the fundamental law of the communication of motion by impact (equal changes of momentum experienced by the two bodies) at considerable length (Principia, 425 427).
"He's a straight talker, with business experience, and has a lot of momentum and is one to watch," said Amy Kremer, a Tea Party spokeswoman.
It's hard for even the most diligent student or postdoc to estimate the loss of momentum she will experience and weigh it against the benefits the new environment is likely to provide.
No matter how quickly we see realtime impacting on the economy now, once the Kindle psychology moves into the mainstream Web experience the momentum in terms of dynamic pricing will make search seem like slow motion.
Such efforts should also take full advantage of the extant momentum, information, and experience of "early adopters" across the United States, as well as the tools of implementation science to address the cultural barriers described above.
