It was obvious from the start who had worked the harder, with Roddick grabbing an instantaneous psychological advantage when he lashed a backhand winner past a startled Henman.
The first technique is based on the instantaneous powers, taking advantage of the relationship between current and the power transformed from the supply source to the loads.
Delay, or rotational, shooting has many advantages over instantaneous firing in almost all types of blasting.
Digital, meanwhile, offers its own huge advantages, including instantaneous access, localization, powerful personalization and targeting, audio and video, and more.
For all technology's advantages — speed, instantaneous communication and connection across great distances — is it possible that it also, in some measure, diminishes the quality of how we relate to one another and to ourselves?
Which leads to another entrepreneurial advantage Detroit possesses: instantaneous and automatic publicity.
Sellers get the advantage of near instantaneous payouts and used-car dealerships get certified, quality controlled stock for their lots.
This factor can be translated into a coefficient of performance (COP), which is usually used to measure instantaneous performance, and has the advantage of using the same units in the numerator and denominator (in this case kWh).
Like Magnum, who Funk says could and would "sell the same photo to three magazines on three continents," the group's content would have appeal all over the world, and its global spread would be instantaneous because it would take advantage of the digital medium in a way that the cooperative members feel most print publications can't due to time constraints associated with printing.
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"You want instantaneous pricing; you want all the advantages of the technology.
