The instant history concept has been developed at the university by the likes of Professor Owen Davies, Dr Anne Murphy and Visiting Research Fellow Andrew Green, who presents this Archive on 4. Across a single weekend at the end of October, the members of the university's oral history team tackled a project on retirement in 2016.
German designer Winfried Baumann has created a series of instant housing concepts.
Born in Nicaragua but having spent 14 of her 26 years in Panama, she discovered couchsurfing.com just three months ago, becoming an instant convert to the concept of volunteering to host passing travellers.
Current research overflows with instant proof of concept studies proposing nanoparticles for biomedical applications.
In these times of fast bucks and instant fame, the concept of loyalty to public service should never be underestimated, particularly when it comes to attracting vibrant young people who will eventually run our schools and hospitals.
It introduced the world to a very contemporary concept: instant, sophisticated communication.
"The idea of a marketplace is the right one for IBM to be pursuing because it provides a more instant proof of concept for new initiatives.
Proposed, that to ensure the election of a winner elected by a majority, that the instant run-off concept be adopted for all national and state elections.
And finally, marketers will be able to obtain instant feedback on concepts and plans and to move marketing plans rapidly into production.
They were actually seventy and, by the next day, after more workers returned, about three hundred, but the name stuck, and the concept earned instant fame abroad, where it fit comfortably into clichés about Japan.
To fix the problem, Dyrdek, now 39, introduced the concept of instant scoring, in which points are awarded on a trick-by-trick basis and are visible on an arena's Jumbotron.
