It was a breathtaking performance, the sort of thing that only a true intellectual who keeps up constantly with the relevant scholarship could do.
Moreover, legislation has not kept up with the constantly evolving voting technology, leaving little to no legal recourse when votes are improperly counted.
Parallelism is what allows Google to keep up with constantly rising data and use, because it allows computing power to scale up faster than Moore's Law, so long as the funds are available.
Raghav Mathur, co-founder of game publisher and marketing studio Black Shell Media,said the whole video game industry is high stress and competitive, especially as it struggles to keep up with constantly evolving platforms.
Starting from the idea that educating creative capacity seems to be the only way by which man can keep up with constantly changing of his world, it is easy to see why the current system of education is trying to change its way of progress.
But, as Aaron Sheedy, vice president of text input for Nuance Mobile, notes, language varies tremendously from person to person and place to place, and it's hard to keep up with constantly changing jargon and slang not to mention doing so in many different languages.
A combination of these diverse attitudes, generational crowding, and sustained unemployment is starting to cause "generational fatigue," the mental exhaustion of having to keep up with constantly changing attitudes and lack of certainty is frustrating workers of all ages.
This is partly because education changes constantly, making it tough to keep up.
With the world constantly changing, millennials worry if businesses can keep up.
"Medicine and surgery are constantly changing and developing so we have to keep up.
