These companies may have "copied" from the United States at first, but they acted swiftly, focused on their customers and developed their products, adding more and more local innovations.
As soon as one exam is over, move swiftly to focusing on the next one.
O'Shea, meanwhile, figures that since RadioShack's cost-cutting phase is essentially over, the company will move swiftly to focus its marketing and advertising efforts on the Wal-Mart and Target shoppers looking for a little more convenience.
If families (and patients, when able) were receptive to EOLC transition, then the critical care team acted swiftly to focus on EOLC, either placing a ceiling of care (limitation of treatment) (5.2), or withdrawing treatment (5.1, 5.3).
But in the wake of Russia's devaluation and debt default, investor anxieties focused swiftly on Latin America, a region with a long history of both those actions.
And time to focus swiftly on the vow – famous or notorious according to inclination – made by the three UK party leaders on the eve of the poll: more and "extensive" powers for the Holyrood parliament if the Scottish electorate resisted the siren call of a fully sovereign nation.
It makes you pay attention and focus swiftly on minutiae, it anchors you in the present tense, amplifies all your senses, and it helps you perceive everything as important, particularly because every encounter is so fleeting.
These findings suggest that in familiar, undemanding situations, drivers are more likely to be found mind wandering than focusing on driving, however mind wandering is swiftly interrupted when driving task demands command effortful attention.
We moved swiftly, aware of the dangers of our position underneath them and focusing on our task.
That the retraction was made swiftly may also have focussed consumers' attention: a time lapse of months or more might have affected sales more profoundly.
