But Tom Jenkinson, who makes music as Squarepusher, uses his software and hardware to do for musical slapstick what the internal combustion engine did for travel: speeding it up until it pushes the limits of human reflexes.
He started with a few fiddle tunes, including a heavily rhythmic "900 Miles," slowing it down for emphasis, speeding it up with foot stomps.
Third, it is impossible to equate ongoing task demands for younger and older adults in real-life, for example, by slowing down traffic for older adults and speeding it up for younger adults at the same time.
Although the strong selection pressure of fishing can quickly slow down growth rate, he says, it will likely take much longer for nature to speed it up again.
Asked if a process of negotiations had led to her release, he said, "I think it dragged on for a long time, and she sped it up".
But it's part of the paradox of Grisey's music that just as he can slow down time so that you feel you're inside, say, a stretched-out gong stroke for 20 minutes, he can also speed it up with surreal velocity.
Writer Günter Grass on why he prefers remaining off line, working the old-fashioned way: "Literature for example -- you can't speed it up, when you work with it.
One hospital was rewarded for speeding up the time it took to insert angioplasty balloons into heart attack patients.
We assume that the catalytic activity is proportional to this energy: e = − ε (thermodynamics would require the natural logarithm of this, but since the function remains monotonous we neglected it for speeding up the rate of evolution, thus reducing simulation time).
"This one does not call for an immediate withdrawal, but it calls for speeding up the effort for ending this war," Soglin said.
