Because sending user may not have even remote relationship with the destination community, data should be rapidly forwarded to the user who have the highest closeness degree with receiving users, assuming users, in the communication range of the sending user and receiving user, have the highest encounter probability with receiving users.
But the field is moving rapidly forward".
The administration should endorse the Kyoto agreement and move rapidly forward to show the world how to reduce carbon dioxide emissions without a reduction in economic output.
Rome Quezada and the cast of the premiere crawled humbly, swept rapidly forward as if leaving worldly cares behind and indicated a desire to struggle for enlightenment by brandishing gleaming lances and holding lighted lanterns.
But the chapter it decided to release early is, by itself, a powerful summons to the Obama administration to press rapidly forward with stronger regulations, and to the industry as a whole to behave far more responsibly than it has.
Even as Congress has struggled unsuccessfully to pass an energy bill and many states have put renewable energy on hold because of the recession, the military this year has pushed rapidly forward.
The Germans moved rapidly forward, hoping to drive a permanent wedge between the French and the British, but by March 28, the Allies had assembled new troops that checked the German advance east of Amiens.
The most significant of these was Thomas Edison's Kinetoscope, which ran a strip of film through a system of rollers, and the patent for which, issued in 1893, mentioned "means for moving said film or surface rapidly forward at a regulated speed".
Upper bodies of rapidly forward-moving unrestrained occupants collide with rearward-accelerating airbags.
But that doesn't hurt either as it moves rapidly forward.
