A high spectral resolution is invariably an important parameter for accurate vector magnetic field measurements and faster cadence is required for the study of dynamical evolution of structures (e.g., solar flares, sunspots etc).
It sends dozens of low-cost satellites into space at once, which end up circling the planet and providing imagery that is updated at a much faster cadence than previous satellites could.
It has also been determined that manual wheelchair users who propel at a faster cadence and experience greater peak resultant handrim forces relative to body weight also have greater incidence of impaired median nerve function [ 13, 14].
With walking fast, speed, cadence and stride length increased while stride time, swing time and double support time decreased.
Over the last few years, Microsoft committed to a fast release cadence for Visual Studio to, as Somasegar noted, "give value more frequently to our customers than we did in the past".
If all the primary self-maps are strictly contractive for the switching rule, that is,, for all that is, a sufficiently fast switching cadence is used, it follows that the real self-map possesses a fixed point from Banach contraction principle for any switching rule.
Since the release of Visual Studio 2013, however, the company has switched to a much faster update cadence.
In addition, Microsoft is decoupling Edge from the Windows update process to offer a faster update cadence — and with that, it'll bring the new Edge to Windows 7 and 8 users, too.
Directed by Mark Romanek, "99 Problems" is majestically photographed and edited with a genuine feel for the fast-shifting cadences of Jay-Z's rapping.
