In Michael's fifteenth year, his life accelerated, like a cylinder in one of those pneumatic tubes, whisking off your deposit at a drive-through bank.
These experiences of inhabiting another's view — always part of Whitman's poetry, of course, but now acted out quite literally in life — accelerated his developing tendency to write from the perspective of various personae".
What if you were never really in love at all? Directed by Michael Wilson with assured understatement, and acted by a consistently convincing and versatile repertory cast, these plays flow with a sense of everyday life accelerated, moving by us in a blur of dramatic happenings lodged in the fine grit of the ordinary.
As modern life accelerates into a future that gets more virtual with every passing year, consumers are increasingly experiencing a sense of rootlessness.
COPD exacerbations cause impaired quality of life, accelerated loss of lung function, and enormous healthcare costs.
The main finding of the present study was that exposure to an LP diet early in life accelerates the development and progression of atherosclerotic lesions in young adult offspring.
There are increasing concerns in relation to serious adverse effects such as decreased quality of life, accelerated cognitive decline, and even stroke and death by the use of antipsychotics (Ballard et al., 2009; Brown et al., 2012).
That chimes with other researchers' findings of cognitive gains on tasks that require speed rather than close reasoning useful, perhaps, as the pace of life accelerates, but hardly a substitute for original thought.So what of children elsewhere?
Here we demonstrate experimentally for the first time that eliciting an immune response early in life accelerates ageing.
The pace of life is accelerating, he says.
