The combination of Morihiro Hosokawa and Junichiro Koizumi, two former premiers, entered the race for governor of Tokyo with a resonant campaign cry; to steer Japan rapidly towards zero nuclear power.
As we steer ourselves rapidly away from the term's birthplace in the 1960s, it's an interesting thing to consider.
Falling behind the others, Gerraro soon found that his ship was in danger of being isolated by Lion, as Dixon steered for the rapidly opening gap between the Spanish ships.
From d 63 to 116, ADG and gain efficiency (g gain/kg DMI) for steers programmed-fed to gain slowly were greater (P<0.05) than those for steers fed to gain rapidly during the first 62 d of the trial.
Steers implanted twice and fed to gain rapidly had the least fat in the 9th to 11th rib section; steers with a delayed implant and programmed-fed to gain slowly had the most fat in this same section.
A deep layered ridge to its north steered the system west as it moved rapidly towards the Caribbean and into warmer waters.
Not only was her bland, "young and cute" character nothing like her, Ms. Cho has complained, but she was steered to lose weight, which she did so rapidly that she ended up in the hospital.
Other banks are likely to follow suit, highlighting how the problems within the global banking sector have spread rapidly even to those that had steered clear of U.S. subprime investments.
In this experiment, no significant interactions occurred except for fat weight in the 9th to 11th rib sections, although steers implanted on d 1 and fed to gain rapidly tended to have fewer days on feed.
Secondly, while monkeys do not steer in their natural environment, they are clearly capable of learning the behavior rapidly and well (as are humans).
