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He is a serving a 13-year jail term after a rapid trial in March.

Music and mountains ReprintsThe outcome of the rapid trial, due to end as The Economist went to press, is in little doubt.

After a rapid trial held behind closed doors, a three-member court declared that Mr. Kalugin harmed Russia's national security when he wrote his autobiography, "The First Chief Directorate: My 32 Years in Intelligence and Espionage Against the West".

Broader entry criteria will make trial results more generalizable and will result in more rapid trial accrual.

Concepts that didn't work were quickly abandoned and other more effective modes were identified by rapid trial and error.

Penis cancer in the UK is now treated in nine defined specialist centres, and this, in turn, has made rapid trial recruitment a reality.

The puzzle of coming up with computer code to coordinate the movements, they suggest, will be greatly accelerated using the rapid trial-and-error approach that, in the world of computing, is called genetic algorithms.

Some Palestinian human rights advocates also spoke out strongly against the rapid trials, which have been held in the security courts that were created to deal with Islamic terror organizations, and the summary executions.

Beatings and torture have long been part of the local detention culture, especially for the intelligence service, which is under pressure to get confessions so that cases can proceed to rapid trials.

Ultimately, it will lead to richer sources of support for clinical trials and more rapid trials.

While governments need to build consensus for business climate reforms, companies are capable of rapid trial-and-error that yields leap-frogging solutions.