Its highly personal, impatient, connection-seeking style fits the internet age well.
Clayton Kershaw's angular, illegible autograph shows "a highly intelligent, impatient person who 'gets' things very quickly.
It's long been reported that people with socalled Type A personalities - hostile, highly competitive and impatient - are more prone to heart problems.
Short fingers are found on those who are impatient, highly-sexed, and creative.
Based on our findings, OPV commercialization efforts should target the experienced, impatient user who highly values design and functionality.
"The Paystack founders are highly technical, fanatically customer oriented, and unrelentingly impatient," says Patrick Collison, CEO of Stripe, in a statement.
Yesterday, we posted about the developers working on the highly anticipated new mobile platform were getting impatient with Google's release of an updated SDK.
But as time went on, Mr. Clancy said, he grew impatient that only three of his highly cinematic thrillers had been turned into films, the last one in 1994.
Patients were selected based on the presence of a primary diagnosis of AIS via the most consistently accurate and highly specific ICD-9-CM codes of 434.xx or 436.xx in the hospital impatient claims file [ 6].
I confess, I hadn't thought too highly of his first feature, "Medicine for Melancholy," from 2009, but it left me impatient to see what he'd do next.
