We are currently a two-doctor practice that has grown rapidly and ready to expand further.
This finding further justifies our simple, cost-effective intervention, which rapidly dispensed ready-made, single vision glasses to improve binocular near vision.
I drove through the rapidly emptying streets, ready for another evening of chilly confinement in my hotel.
"When I began shooting, I didn't realise that the cabs were destined to be phased out," says Wallace. "As I learnt more about their history and their future, I began to see them as symbolic of Mumbai – a city in flux, rapidly changing, ever ready to throw out the old and embrace the new".
Vietnamese mint grows rapidly and is ready for harvesting within a month, so it needs to be pruned regularly to keep its rampant growth in check.
Dutton accused Labor of "playing politics with a very important issue" and indicated that Australia was "ready to rapidly deploy support" if an outbreak occurred in near neighbours such as Papua New Guinea or the Solomon Islands.
Multiple officials said Senate Democrats were leaning toward pressing for Mr. Franken to step down even before a new accusation arose Wednesday, explaining why a half-dozen women were ready to rapidly issue statements calling for his resignation at a pace that seemed coordinated but was not, according to aides.
Sierra Leone remains ready to rapidly activate the protocol as an emergency response trial in the event of a resurgence of Ebola.
Device choice is growing rapidly with new Ultrafast ready LTE versions of the Samsung Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II being launched on Three within the next month, and the BlackBerry Z10 launching mid-February.
Rodrik (2004) highlights the need for clear rules and governance in industrial strategies, especially when trying to promote innovation and entrepreneurship; policymakers also need to embrace small-scale experimentation, but be ready to rapidly drop programmes that are not working and scale up initiatives where clear effects can be seen.
