But it spreads things out a lot, which slows down performance.
It's a slightly more accessible use of the technique employed by John Cage on his piece "As Slow As Possible," the slowed down performance of a song that began in 2000 and will come to an end in 2640.
The presence of the following modifications was determined (yes/no): resting in the middle of performing the task, using an aid, using the support of handrails, having reduced the frequency of performing the task, having slowed down performance of the task, experiencing tiredness when performing the task, or some other change in carrying out the task.
The company just announced the availability of a new type of flash memory chip that stores twice the data of other flash chips without slowing down performance.
Adding to costs, or slowing down performance are often unacceptable options, which often leads to the third unhappy option of limited inspection ask yourself: if you wouldn't feel safe if your home smoke alarms were only active 10% of the time, why should you feel safe if you're inspecting less than 100% of your web activity?
Although metric learning has achieved inspiring results, the research progress seems to slow down far before the performance is satisfactory.
This result was replicated using different stimuli and different regularities, suggesting that mixing consistent and random conditions leads to an overall slowing down of performance.
Multimedia banner ads do exist, but many Web site publishers reject them because they generally slow down the performance of the site for people who have modem connections -- still the majority of Web surfers.
"And because of the way the infrastructure is built, if you did do a mass revocation of millions of certificates it would significantly slow down the performance of the Internet itself, which is potentially very, very bad". While browser makers could eventually design around the problem, it would be a huge headache for a long time, Prince added.
