The Ducks, the Pac-10's new power with their high-speed spread offense, their rising star coach Chip Kelly and the wildest uniforms Nike and the Oregon alumnus Phil Knight can provide, are relative newcomers among college football's elite.
The battle about which method is more hygienic has heated up again with a recent study showing that high speed dryers spread a virus 60 times more than standard air dryers and 1,300 times more than paper towels.
(The equally innovative telegraph, on the other hand, and the high speed printing press, helped spread Lincoln's courageous position just as fast, relatively speaking).
Although in Kyrgyzstan the absolute number of people living with HIV/AIDS is not dramatically big, Kyrgyzstan has a very high speed of the infection spread.
Early last year, five Chinese architects walked around incognito, photographing the town, then returned to Boluo where it was copied at high speed, said Mr. Scheutz, spreading on his desk a thick portfolio of plans secretly drawn up by the Chinese, and then downloaded and copied by a Hallstatt hotel owner, he said.
With the increasingly wide spread of high speed mobile devices like the iPhone it seems only a matter of time before users stop worrying about syncing and transferring music and simply stream it from a central server.
The rise of Asian and African markets, the spread of high speed communications, changing demographics, the growing wealth inequality and a host of other elements have contributed to a political landscape that rewards quick enemies, easy solutions and vitriolic and coarse language.
Time is of the essence when controlling infectious diseases that spread at high speed and thus, interventions are most effective in the beginning when only few people are infected.
Bacteria are spread further and more often by the high speed dryers than standard dryers and paper towels spread them even less.
In the following, we investigate how the joint beamforming weights should be designed to mitigate the impact of Doppler spread due to high speed.
In the 20th and 21st century increasing population densities, revolutionary changes in agriculture and farming methods, and high speed travel have contributed to the spread of new viruses and the re-appearance of old ones.
