Instead, the apprentices' drive to become more rapid workers, because of the payroll system, enhances a higher form of learning.
The company is able to move at this more rapid pace because of its Boston-based innovation lab, where it develops apps for smart devices, among other things, as part of its shift from being just a pharmacy to being a more modern health care company.
In a 1993 interview, he stated that he felt himself working harder after the diagnosis, finishing films at a more rapid rate because he was uncertain how long he would live.
NASA's analogy is to imagine putting your hand in a hot oven versus dunking it into a pot of boiling water the temperatures may be the same, but the water will do more rapid damage because the medium is far denser.
There is an almost infinite number of human groupings and organizations--each of which increasingly must change at an ever more rapid pace because our world now is defined by a logarithmically increasing rate of change in every sector of society.
These females also laid their egg sacs sooner in the season, which promoted more rapid development because of warmer temperatures.
Both respiratory and metabolic acidoses appear to have similar effects, although the effects of respiratory acidosis are more rapid, presumably because of rapid diffusion of CO2 across cell membranes.
Both one-compartment and two-compartment models are being developed, with two-compartment approaches offering a more rapid result because equilibration with the extracellular fluid is not needed [ 12].
To test the ex vivo effect of pro-hemostatic agents, patients' samples were incubated with different concentrations of recombinant activated factor VII (rFVIIa, Novoseven), four-factor PCC (Kanokad, available in Europe; Beriplex; and Cofact), and activated four-factor PCC (aPCC) (FEIBA; similar to four-factor PCC but with a more rapid effect because of the presence of 'activated' clotting factors).
