But students tend to be more deliberate about their time at them and more demanding of one another.
Someone who has succeeded in the rough-and-tumble, up-or-out crucible of a New York consulting firm office, for example, might flame out quickly in the more deliberate and congenial environment at a Midwestern outpost of a more relationship-based employer.
Jonathan Zittrain, co-director of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School, said that the problem for the industry was that "the Internet moves at Internet speed," while law moves at a more deliberate pace.
Slowing No. 8 Memphis's up-and-down transition offense, St . Louismanaged to get the fleet Tigers to play at its more deliberate pace.
Scandalous rumors about popular musicians were just as lurid in the 18th century as they are today, but they moved at a more deliberate pace.
But because the casks cost about $700,000 each and the company is reluctant to pay for them sooner than they are needed, Entergy wants to set them up at a more deliberate pace, about three a year.
So the weeklong programming effort titled "After Newtown," arriving two months after the mass killings at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., represents a major effort in high-metabolism reporting and producing for a network accustomed to moving at a more deliberate pace.
In this manner, the private market can and does correct for excess risk more quickly than can a regulator who necessarily must move at a more deliberate pace.
These alternative movies tend to tell their stories at a more deliberate, realistic pace, inducing viewers to lean forward and engage.
The coverage of calculus has been extended across two semesters, allowing students to acclimate to the calculus at a more deliberate pace than they would in other calculus courses.
