His goal came after he had failed to snaffle an easier chance – when the ball rebounded to him the Frenchman made a rapidly disappearing angle appear simple.
By creating a wind-power grid, he says, "you can make a rapidly changing and unsteady source of power a slowly changing and stable one".
A study published in 2009 by Damman et al. among breast cancer patients reported high improvement scores for referral to rehabilitation, the possibility of making an appointment rapidly and referral to psychosocial care [ 10].
This suggested that, in the fast-paced emergency department setting, making a drug more rapidly accessible influenced emergency practitioners to order it more frequently.
Lessons had been learned from manufacturing the Atom, including how to make a prototype rapidly and then take the motorcycle into production.
Each of the pieces on "Central Market" is about more than one thing; Mr. Braxton has learned how to make a kaleidoscopic, rapidly shifting piece of music cohere through thematic development.
Although that company was focused on ad-targeting, not payments, there's similar know-how involved in designing a system that can make a decision rapidly – whether that's which ad to display or which card to select.
William Kellie Smith arrived in Malaya in 1890, aged 20, and after rapidly making a fortune as a planter he decided to build a romantic castle for his wife – his childhood sweetheart, Agnes.
By late 1980, the classic Orange Juice lineup – Collins plus guitarist and co-songwriter James Kirk, bassist David McClymont and drummer Steven Daly – was rapidly making a name for itself, having become a fascination of the London music media.
Liquidity is largely provided by so-called high-frequency traders, who have their own superfast computers and models that are supposed to allow them to get in and out rapidly, making a small profit on almost every trade.
