This will help you finish off the quests faster.
In a quest for faster speeds, some racers have begun to flirt with a more streamlined look at World Cup events, prompting competitors to call for new rules and stricter enforcement that would preserve fairness and the sports' cherished aesthetic.
That is, self-assembly and self-organization, ubiquitous natural processes, are likely to become key engineering tools in the quest for faster, cheaper, smaller and pervasive information processing.
While Apple Watch introduced a way to respond quickly to texts via its "smart replies" feature which are tailored to your conversation (e.g. "can't talk now," "not sure," "yes," "talk later," etc)., Re:quest is faster to use and lets recipients reply to your question with more precise answers.
The Knicks loaded up on 30-something veterans last summer in a quest to fast-track their growth, to provide a buffer of wisdom and leadership in a callow locker room.
Emerging biotechnologies for conversion of the abundant C1 alcane into next-generation chemicals/biofuels add extra requirements to the catalyst leading to a new quest for fast, efficient, and genetically tractable systems.
Skinning animals to craft better ammo pouches, taking over outposts to get new side quests and fast travel locations.
The longer the public is willing to let the drama play out, the less forceful the argument from the Bush campaign that Mr. Gore should abandon his quest -- and fast.
The Facebook-owned app's quest to "move fast" to grow its user base and business seems to have raced beyond what its watchdogs could safeguard.
"Although there are still broadband blackspots and speed issues in some urban areas of the UK, we worry that the major towns and cities will speed ahead of the rest of the country in the premature quest to become fastest in the world".
