In India, workers had yet another interpretation: they saw the shorter cycles as a way to align their processes and skills with developers around the globe, who they believed were also moving to more rapid cycles, and they applauded the move as a way of forcing more engagement with customers earlier in the process.
The fruit fly, Drosophila, presents an advantage for testing hypotheses in part because of the much more rapid life cycle.
When SAP expanded from its enterprise-resource-planning business to cloud solutions, a major hurdle it faced was negotiating a new, more rapid sales cycle.
When Microsoft signaled that it would move to a more rapid release cycle for Windows code, it meant it.
We speculate that reduced levels of MAP4 in SCCs facilitate more rapid cell cycle progression; however, this remains to be tested.
The BT-474 TR cells displayed a smaller G1 fraction and increased S fraction as compared to parental BT-474 cells (Additional file 2: Figure S1D), indicating more rapid cell cycle progression in BT-474 TR cells.
After about age 60, we have less deep (slow-wave) sleep and more rapid sleep cycles, we awaken more often, and we sleep an average of two hours less at night than we did as young adults.
The rapid cell growth in the CSQT-2 cells may be attributed to lower cell apoptosis and more rapid cell cycles.
To test whether this was due to more rapid initiation of cell cycle activity, we observed cell cycle fractions after synchronization (Supplementary Fig S8B-D) and found more rapid cell cycle re-entry in HES6-overexpressing cells in both normal conditions and bicalutamide.
This cycling between solution and precipitation is the background against which more rapid parts of the cycle occur.
Furthermore, these modern medical imaging techniques offer the potential of allowing for a more rapid design and development cycle, not only saving time and cost but providing a more detailed understanding of relevant engineering flow processes.
