In an Industry 4.0 digitised smart network setting "machines are connected as a collaborative community" (Lee et al., 2014, p. 3) exchanging massive quantities of actual data available in real time, not estimated, averaged or influenced by human involvement.
Since the recession ended, growth has averaged 2.5%, roughly around its pre-recession trend-rate, which means no progress closing the massive gap between actual and potential output that opened over the course of the recession.
And its size represents a massive diversion of actual and potential resources away from public activities that benefit the whole of society--activities like education, public health, and environmental protection, the very ones Bush endorsed at the outset of his speech--and toward the single purpose of augmenting the net incomes of the comfortable.
The costs are massive to bring actual products to market and very few ever make it there entirely on their own (if it all).
After all, while HP may be the worldwide leader in PC sales with massive revenues, their actual profit from those sales has already been far surpassed by Apple.
Meanwhile, under the dropped ceiling there was an actual massive wifi antenna that would randomly blanket the room in "evil radiation", and they were completely unaware.
The manga in "Massive" reflects the actual fantasies and desires of the gay men who draw it.
Is it 'fair & reasonable' to raise rates 84percentt on basic service and 100-300100-300percentcillary services, considering there has been a massive reduction in actual direct expenses to offer local service?
But he's massive: he draws actual crowds of devoted fans in each city, fans with banners, and posters, and selfie sticks to take selfies next to him with.
Trump said Americans have "seen the recent images of violence in our streets and the chaos in our communities," which can also be attributed to the rise in smart phones and social media rather than any actual massive spike in violent crime.
