For many in the education profession it's about keeping a savviness and understanding of new technology in balance with core life skills that are always going to be useful no matter how rapidly tools and methods change.
According to their model, an incoming black hole with at least 20% of the mass of its partner will knock the main black hole off kilter, no matter how rapidly it spins.
But Broyde says these frightful, fascinating visions are no reason to halt the advance of assisted reproduction, no matter how rapidly the biotech may be slip-sliding into areas that make us uncomfortable.
Thus, there is support for the view that while the situation in the labor market in Sweden initially matters for how rapidly an immigrant from a low- or middle-income country gets a foothold in the Swedish labor market, such an influence vanishes over time.
When Celtic defeated Barcelona on a wonderful November evening in 2012, it seemed the only matter up for debate was how rapidly the accelerator would be pressed in Glasgow's east end.
They have been a matter of much speculation, given how rapidly the young Venezuelan conductor, who will turn 28 on Monday, has achieved an international superstar status not only within the classical music world but also, increasingly, outside it.
Another problem is that modem technology changes rapidly, which means that no matter how well equipped you might be today, the network will be underpowered tomorrow.
Growing topple rates (the rate at which companies lose their leadership positions) gives powerful testimony that stocks of knowledge, no matter how valuable at the outset, are diminishing in value more rapidly.
No matter how you measure it, though, the economy has been sinking rapidly, leaving many people without jobs, without hope, and, for a growing number of Americans, without homes and health care.
Therein lies the problem: No matter how much Detroit automakers cut expenses, they cannot keep up with rapidly declining sales in a deteriorating economy.
In this case, though, the engineers wanted measurements that could be taken continuously and rapidly and show the actual movement of the building, no matter how slight.
