Donald Trump said at a rally over the weekend that, as president, he would "unsign that so fast" — referring to any executive action Obama might take on gun control.
The news of the ruling quickly picked up on social media in the Philippines, with the use of the term "Chexit" spreading fast, referring to the public's desire for Chinese vessels to leave the waters.
On Feb. 27, Tapper added, Trump said that "In the good ol' days, they'd have knocked him out of seat so fast," referring to a protester, adding, "Knock the crap out of them.
Is it the processor that's faster, since that's what would probably produce better image quality (more horsepower to calculate colors, encode better, and so on)? "Fast" also refers to light-gathering — is that faster?
"We want to engage both scholars and students on both sides of the border," Ms. Fast said, referring to the division between mainland China and Hong Kong.
India Ink's Mumbai bureau set out on a rather more ambitious iftar, visiting some of the most popular restaurants to break the Ramadan fast, widely referred to as Ramzan in India.
Fast fading refers to rapid variation of the signal levels due to multipath transmission.
Unlike single, self-connected cells, in large networks each cell contributes a low amount of AMPA excitation and there is no reason to believe that most inputs coming from other cells arrive within the window opportunity for fast spiking referred to above.
It has been suggested that judgments of small numerositiesare accomplished through a fast process referred to as subitizing, while the slower process of counting is used for larger numerosities (Kaufman, Lord, Reese, & Volkmann, 1949).
Values are derived from two different mutation rates, slow and fast which refers to the overall substitution rate (0.71 × 10-10) and the synonymous rate (2.36 × 10-10) oFrascariaia et al [ 38], respectively.
