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With their vastly shorter production cycles, makers of small satellites can thus take advantage of component improvements and price reductions as they become available.

Israel's Egypt's border with Gaza is vastly shorter and ringed by fences, yet the Egyptian authorities and the Israeli Defence Forces have been unable to stop Palestinians from digging tunnels to smuggle in rockets, construction materials, goats, and so forth.

DNA-based viruses and bacteria have per base pair rates closer to our own, but these rates still dwarf ours because of their vastly shorter generation times (2).

Also the time scales may become vastly shorter, and supply chain management rules change when physical, but connected products can be field-updated with software even remotely and customer feedback data can be collected from many sources automatically.

That 62%% equals most of the earnings advantage associated with spending four or five years earning a bachelor's degree after high school, but typically involves a vastly shorter training period.

We can do this because the time it takes for a gas to reach equilibrium with itself is vastly shorter than the time it takes the gas plus walls system to reach equilibrium.

The Obama administration runs a mortgage relief program that has fallen vastly short of its goals.

Not just because it won't actually reduce Australia's carbon emissions and will fall vastly short of the inadequate 5% reduction target.

Three years on, Neale says health and safety at the council has vastly improved, short-term sickness is "almost non-existent", and the only person to leave in 2005 retired.

The man who holds the honour of being the youngest, Woods, who won the Masters aged 21, is not ruling out his own chances of a fifth title after a vastly improved short game rescued more errant tee shots to leave him two under.

When fully established, the visionary marine protections established in Palau's national marine reserve will once again serve to inform world leaders and demonstrate how the economic benefits of long-term marine resource preservation can vastly outweigh short-term resource exploitation.