That is, having absorbed the lightning-fast, computerized beats of drum-and-bass, Mr. Danziger simply sat down at his drumkit and played them.
NEW YORK TIMES Regulator to Focus on High-Frequency Traders | The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said it would start an advisory panel to look at super-fast computerized trading, the Associated Press reports.
It has also prepared a fast, computerized system for reporting the balloting results, which will be broadcast on live television and posted on the Internet as returns are reported on the night of the vote.
Different local procedures for registering mortgages and processing the paperwork for trading mortgages had been slow and cumbersome across the US, but financial mega-corporations were impatient – so they created this fast, computerized way of registering mortgages and mortgage trades.
Regulators are trying to catch up with the "cheetahs". That's the nickname bestowed upon high-frequency traders by Bart Chilton, a commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the federal agency trying to oversee the ultra-fast, computerized buying and selling of securities and derivatives.
The use of a fast and reliable computerized system could markedly increase the number of examined images for the existence of cancer regions.
The clinical examination included height, weight, waist and hip circumferences, fasting blood draw, computerized tomography (CT) scanning for assessment of abdominal fat area, and medical history interview.
Analysts also pointed to high-frequency trading firms, which employ computerized, lightning-fast buying and selling, as contributing to the surging volumes.
A1+ participants also demonstrated significantly poorer response inhibition and faster response times on a computerized stop inhibition task, independent of acute stress exposure.
rCBF was measured with a highly sensitive, brain-dedicated, fast-rotating, single photon emission computerized tomograph (Tomomatic 232).
