The second, an improvement of the inter-market trading by better and faster linking between markets and exchanges, seems to be the path of least resistance.
The 76.4 km freeway acts as an important trade corridor from Interstate 81 between New York and Eastern Ontario via Highway 401, as well as the fastest link between Ottawa and Toronto.
Physical assembly of the two types of mass spectrometers couples their performances, providing a fast link between precursor ion selection steps and subsequent MSn experiments on the selected ions [10], [11].
These tie together large groups of players and large objective-based maps, forging fast links between random players and giving reinforcement waves an underlying rhythm.
Berry, a Camden councillor who is also running for a seat on the London Assembly, argues that the small airport in the east of the capital next to the Royal Docks in Newham contributes precious little to UK air transport capacity and will become still less important once Crossrail opens, providing a faster rail link between Heathrow and Canary Wharf, which City Airport is closer to.
There's now a direct fast rail link between Lisbon, right, and Faro.
The EU, which is itching to spend more on infrastructure, plans to finance a €4.5 billion ($5.3 billion) fast-rail link between Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.On a few routes high-speed rail has clawed market share from airlines: Eurostar now claims more than 75% of the combined rail/air market on its main routes; and Paris-Lyon and Madrid-Barcelona are also successful.
As of July 2011, 1 44 is the fastest train link between the two cities (on the S 126).
In 1952 the Gulf Freeway, then part of U.S. Route 75, was completed providing a fast automobile link between Houston and Galveston.
The original loss differentiation scheme [7] may wrongly classify the cause of packet losses on handover due to a large difference of minimum RTT between a fast link and a slow link.
