Through innate intelligence, sheer will and pure luck, they rapidly amassed huge independent oil fortunes.
After decades of dictatorship, a stable democratic government is rapidly lifting huge numbers of people out of poverty.
Its ability to "learn" after rapidly analysing huge amounts of data sets it apart from conventional supercomputers that focus on number crunching.
This kind of cloud-based information is rapidly creating huge pools of data in real time, which can be related to other pools of information like never before.
Viagogo has grown rapidly, exploiting huge demand for live events by providing a marketplace for people to resell tickets – often at a hefty mark-up – and taking a commission.
The parasite egg develops more rapidly, with huge mandibles and big muscles in the head chamber, bites into the host egg and sucks out the yolk and lives off the food the host female collected.
In this rapidly expanding, huge market of 600 cities, much of the focus now is on finance and management, and on solving the puzzle of how to deliver a fast reliable service to the regions far away from the eastern seaboard - and then grow market share.
Next-generation sequencing refers to a whole suite of different techniques for rapidly sequencing huge numbers of base pairs.
The replication machinery is a highly processive complex that rapidly copies huge numbers of bases while competing with histones, DNA-binding proteins, and transcription factors.
This technology can rapidly produce huge numbers of short sequencing reads, making it possible to analyze a complex sample containing a large amount of nucleic acids, by simultaneously sequencing contents of the entire sample [ 9].
"This shows things were changing fairly rapidly--huge droughts were happening where hominids were living".
