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Facebook managed to reduce training time so dramatically by distributing training in larger "minibatches" across a greater number of GPUs.

Additionally, companies like Amazon have improved shipping times so dramatically that there is rarely a wait to get your purchase, providing a feeling of instant gratification.

Why does the body alter so dramatically with time?

"One of the important things about this latest deal is that, over time, it increases our base so dramatically that we will be able to increase the number of Chinese-produced films that we show," he said.

The professional key informants described three reasons why they thought the generation of "revolving door" patients had reduced so dramatically over time.

Landscapes can change dramatically over time, so one must be careful not to presume a single observation is representative.

I still can't quite believe how she managed to erode my self-confidence so dramatically at the time.

He added: "The standard of football around Europe has improved dramatically in that time so it's not a question that I can answer just now.

The last time the generational plates shifted quite so dramatically as now was back in 1964; Harold Wilson swept away the Alec Douglas-Home generation that still changed for dinner and fretted that a novel might corrupt the butler.

I am 54 and am working so I don't think that can be the case, but it's been a very expensive time so my savings have gone down dramatically and I just want to check whether she could possibly be right.

It is a job made more complicated by some scientists' predictions that mankind is rapidly approaching a moment of singularity: a time when technology will have advanced so dramatically and so thoroughly that, in the eyes of our offspring's offspring, our Power Macs, Xboxes and BlackBerrys will seem as antiquated as water clocks, astrolabes and dignified political discourse now seem to us.