There are, among us, the adrenaline junkies, the speed freaks, for whom the thrill of the ride overwhelms all considerations of how the ride will end.
The Olympics aren't nearly as important to snowboarders as to, say, speed skaters, for whom they're the only thing.
That's good news for downhill skiers and speed skaters, for whom success translates to product pitching more readily than in other winter sports.
High-speed traders, for whom checking information is inevitably an after-thought, if a thought at all, presumably suffered most.
The case of the wounded Afghan soldier showed the risks from wounds that battlefield first aid can barely help, and for whom speed might not be enough.
More research needs to be done to determine the safety efficacy of these methods and the road and user characteristics for whom speed humps are safest.
Her software has begun to take hold among a dozen or so customers for whom speed is critical: Web vendors, satellite carriers, transportation companies, even a drugmaker.
That is the work of a player for whom speed and athleticism are components of his game, not the definitive qualities of it.
In Serenade, the Russians move with the speed of the New York City Ballet (for whom this is a signature work) but with a skimming lightness and grace that make the choreography as translucent and airy as the women's trademark net skirts.
However, as a provider, NameCheap has as much to risk as any company out there for whom Internet speed is a factor.
The defined and tight time frames set for online tests, often used to deter cheating, can cause problems for students with a slow reading speed, which may include students for whom the language of instruction is not their first language.
