This is a laborious process, and has spurred time-strapped texters to devise cryptic abbreviations such as "c u l8r" for "see you later".It also prompted the development of T9, a "predictive text" technology that makes typing common words much easier.
Why is motivation spurred by time management so short-term?
The deaths shook up the state and spurred prime-time television announcements from the State Department of Children and Families, community-wide suicide awareness forums, and questions about prevention tactics and possible trends.
The evenly spaced notches on the wheel were used to spur evenly timed mechanical movements: Divided space is turned into divided time.
(Helpfully, vivid memories of that time spurred residents to shift).Other things have improved.
The failure, which took no lives because the bridge was closed to traffic in time, spurred aerodynamic research and led to important advances.
The matter-rich universe they have pictured should evolve rapidly over time, spurred by gravitational forces, so that its early architecture should look nothing like today's.
"Ask yourself why you're not wearing something that at one time spurred you to buy it.
Lawmakers who care about spurring full-time employment, increasing consumer spending, or helping low-income workers would instead make a long-term commitment to lower payroll tax rates.
Her predecessor, Andrew Motion, couldn't wait to retire from the post, and his uninspired efforts helped spur The Times Online to offer that "The gap between the public poem and the greeting card was closing rapidly".
The officers were at times spurred on by civilian supporters and other city workers, including members of the Fire Department, an analysis indicated.
