Today, we want our computers to do more, faster, with less work on our part".
Garrido added that he planned to recruit more fast players with defensive skills rather than big, slow sluggers.
Changes to securities laws in the mid-90's "allowed companies to be a little more fast and loose with what they've done," he said.
The perceived contest with TV and film has made theatre become shorter and more fast-paced, with a majority of new plays seeming briefer than a football match and lacking a half-time.
On one hand, it fosters more, faster innovation by more competitors with rewards going to the company that gets products to market cost effectively (and the consumer benefits).
The avalanche of rising costs is why franchisers are aggressively looking for technology that can allow them to produce more food faster with higher quality and lower waste.
If you use the good ones, you can get more done, faster, with fewer developers.
The Big Three's competitors have stayed focused on improving their coaches and teams and can now cover more ground faster with fewer horses.
"We are seeing more transmission, faster, with this H7N9 than we saw with H5N1," said Robert Webster, a bird flu expert at St . Jude Childrens Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., who was not involved with the study.
Qipu has grown fast with more than 200,000 active users.
