That assessment is bound to anger European nations that have demanded a far more accelerated transfer of power.
Jacking up the floor too far would accelerate the shift from human workers to computers.
Three genes have been identified thus far that accelerate the development of arthritis in people who carry them.
But getting an additional $1.5 million for the tiny firm — the smallest preliminary award announced by any bank so far — would accelerate its growth plans tremendously.
3. Stop at red lights You'll get far fitter accelerating away from them than you will if you just keep rolling.
But watering down the product hurts staff morale, he said, and if taken too far, "could accelerate the migration of readers to the Web or other sources of news".
Far from "accelerating it, celebrating in it, exulting in it", as you exhort, we should be reining it in, controlling it, and ultimately replacing it with a greater emphasis on more regional and local production for local needs.CAROLINE LUCASMEPGreen PartyBrusselsSIR That The Economist should link economic policy and morality is perhaps surprising.
Smartphones clearly continue to get more sophisticated, but the pace of improvements is far from accelerating and, increasingly, the smartness is either in the software built for the device, the platforms on the device or the actual total outsourcing of intelligence to the AI of Google Now, Cortana or Siri.
In a press release announcing the appointment, Rubash is quoted as saying, "Having had the opportunity to work with eBay and PayPal in their formative years, I'm extremely excited to help build on Eventbrite's success thus far and accelerate the adoption of its platform by event organizers throughout the world".
Even with the gains, hiring is far from accelerating.
