Ian Watmore's sudden resignation last week as the chief executive of the Football Association, the game's governing body, could be seen as a public demonstration that football as currently constituted cannot progressively run itself.
As processors become more powerful and clusters larger, users will exploit this increased power to progressively run larger and larger problems.
In an email to MP Geoffrey Robinson the company said it proposed to "progressively run down Defence Services work carried out at Ansty by a combination of natural termination of legacy programmes or re-location of on-going work to other facilities".
Indeed, since the last glaciations, the North Ogooué has progressively run dry, resulting in the regression of all forest types except riparian.
While durations of up to 15 min have been used in the assessment of RE [62], multiple ~4 min stages at progressively faster running speeds (e.g. 12, 14, 16, 18 km.hr−1) have been used in moderate to highly trained runners familiar with treadmill running because steady-state VO2 can be reached within 2 3 min at each running speed [31].
By the time August rolls around he'll start adding some progressively longer runs each weekend to build up his endurance.
Both exercise groups progressively performed 2 4 running sessions/week of 35 to 90 min/session; however, protocols were adjusted to attain similar total work (i.e., isocaloric conditions).
Some of these problems can no doubt be blamed on the stresses and strains of running a progressively busy network, that was essentially built by the Victorians.
During the next weeks and months, I ran progressively more, doubling my typical weekly mileage.
Though the news that schools would reopen and the metro in Brussels would "progressively" start to run later in the week will come as a relief to many locals, anxiety remains widespread.
