Since last Friday, by contrast, we've seen a truly volatile market, with investors crazily oscillating between greed and fear on practically a minute-by-minute basis.
When I traveled to Spain recently, I had a meeting with a customer practically the minute I landed and then had dinner with our leadership team there.
(1249) Because the shortest biological tests usually last at least a minute, weak interactions can obviously be treated as practically instantaneous.
"Practically anyone will tell you someone biking is going to burn 11 calories a minute," she says.
"I remember the exact time when her hearing device stopped working," says Abdullatif, adding that he has spent practically every minute since that moment trying to find a doctor or donor who can help his daughter hear again.
"The average young American now spends practically every minute — except for the time in school – using a smartphone, computer, television or electronic device," my colleague Tamar Lewin reported in 2010, from a Kaiser Family Foundation study.
Anyone with a phone was practically leaping for joy that they could now call anywhere in the United States for under five cents a minute.
But practically every minute of this story seems like something you've seen or read before, and repeatedly.
Practically the minute he got off the boat, in Newport, R.I., on May 9, 1831, he started making generalizations: the only thing Americans really care about is making money.
Alan J. Pakula optioned the work on which it's based, H.G. Bissinger's book of the same title, practically the minute it came out, in the fall of 1990.
