Most cars in the race were custom built around a high-powered engine (650 horsepower or more), a nimble chassis (center balanced for turns in both directions) and a sturdy roll cage (inspected, along with other required safety features, by Dennis Love, the chief steward for the Speedrome and the Indy Racing League).
If left to grow, with all NBC talent welcome to compete for the lead story of the week, the live and nimble Rock Center that thrilled last night could easily become appointment every Monday night at 10.
Without real progress in making data centers nimble and efficient, more corporate computing chores, analysts say, will be farmed out to the cloud — remote data centers managed by others, with programs delivered over the Internet.
Ron Rollerson is a 315-pound backup center with nimble feet, if not endless stamina.
Against Southern Illinois in the semifinals here, Okafor had difficulty with the Salukis' nimble Rolan Roberts, a 6-6 center who scored 24 points.
It helps make corporate data centers more nimble and flexible, and it is a crucial technology behind I.B.M.'s new ability to offer corporate data processing as a pay-for-use service, much like an electric utility.
Plankers and Miller say VMware's virtualization software has saved them money and made their data centers more nimble; Miller likes the fact that when a hurricane is approaching company headquarters he can "drag and drop a virtual machine from Houston to Arkansas" and not worry about a physical computer server being damaged by wind or rain.
Marjorie (now played by Valerie Harper) is the volcanic center of a nimble sitcom of a play that pushes at the edges of its form without ripping through them.
She is the volcanic center of a nimble sitcom of a play that pushes at the edges of its form without ripping through them.
Marjorie (now played by Rhea Perlman) is the volcanic center of a nimble sitcom of a play that pushes at the edges of its form without ripping through them.
