As the volume of genetic data grows (e.g., the ICoMM inventory), cross-referencing the sorts of "instantaneous" assessments of biodiversity in these data with the metrics that are common in policy, legislation, and public information will become increasingly important.
While work with this sort of frenetic, instantaneous pop isn't for everyone--some may argue, not entirely unfairly, that its compulsiveness too quickly retracts into its origin-point, leaving less of an echo than we hope for--ultimately this is all part of the performance, and a necessary part.
Sometimes it turns out to be right, sometimes it turns out to be wrong, but it's a playground sort of character judgment – instantaneous, irrational and emotive.
So, thanks to Frank and Lita and hundreds of other amazingly talented and creative people in LA, I had an almost instantaneous, sort of chemical reaction to this amazing city, which makes me believe in the romantic notion of love at first sight.
Digital technology makes ever more feasible a kind of government by plebiscite, in which the citizenry can decide everything by an instantaneous majority vote, sort of the way they do on "American Idol".
Part of the answer is simply that it is a contradiction to be two places at once, but Marchia adds that there must be some sort of internal resistance in angels that makes instantaneous motion impossible.
("He was forced to rely upon the attorney's usual repertoire: threats of instantaneous lawsuits, threats of ominous phone calls to senators and others in high places, and loud and angry complaints of all sorts of rights and violations").
In a time when instantaneous and free-flowing information is the norm, these sort of whispers are an insult to fair and public disclosure".
