Sentence examples for massively faster from inspiring English sources

Look at the sport-rather-than-sports English speaking world's ridiculous refusal to give up all other forms of cricket in favour of the massively faster, and way more entertaining Twenty20 which - any sane person has to admit - is vastly superior in every respect to all other bat and ball games, including baseball.

It's Google's vision of the perfect Android device, from the huge and beautiful screen and massively fast Snapdragon processor to the software elegance of Google Navigation, Live Wallpaper and the Voice Keyboard.

Today, older, linear-thinking companies (think: the U.S. industrial-military complex) will become massively disrupted faster and faster.

There's no real evidence that cord cutting is happening, and sure, it might come, but as with all things, it'll either be massively slower or faster than all typical predictions, so let's move past that point.

The break-glass-in-case-of-emergency option of depreciating the currency massively against a fast-growing trading partner is of limited use when so few big economies are growing rapidly and prices are falling, or close to it, in so many places.Change the targetPolicymakers should be more worried than they appear to be, and their actions to avert deflation should be bolder.

"He's massively strong and fast, with great hands, and the more he learns the game, the better he's going to get".

Furthermore, genes encoding the transcription factors Zim1 and Peg3 are massively upregulated by fasting (21-fold and 6-fold, respectively).

I'm massively impressed by how fast Upthere is.

As comparatively well as he's done with blog ads and book sales, to really scale the company, he'd like a sexier revenue stream that can grow fast without massively growing content.

Early work showed that MU invaded the nerves in the perineurium and extended to the endoneurium with vacuolar degeneration of myelin-forming Schwann cells and some swollen nerve bundles massively invaded by acid-fast bacilli (Goto et al., 2006).

In this study, we present a highly scalable massively parallel implementation of the fast marching method using a domain decomposition approach.