He said, "Hopefully we are proficient at helping guys develop at a better and maybe in some cases a more rapid pace," not a "more rapid case."
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Chief Executive Jan Carlson sees more rapid progress by 22014.
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And we are losing languages at a more rapid pace.
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It's more rapid, and we can do more specific testing.
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" "It allows (us) to prosecute targets in a more rapid fashion.
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People generally enjoy lower interest rates and more rapid economic growth.
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A more rapid increase could prove to be an unwelcome jolt.
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There is some pressure in the church for more rapid change.
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That's a far more rapid transition than others have been predicting.
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More rapid innovation and investment is not an abstract economic ideal.
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Melting was specifically more rapid in 2012 than any other year.
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Activists want it to model, and commit to, more rapid reductions.
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"If fiscal policy changes lead to a more rapid elimination of slack, policy adjustment would, all else being equal, likely be more rapid," Fed Governor Lael Brainard said at an event hosted by the Brookings Institution.
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It's a much more rapid process than it was thought to be.
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More rapid approvals, though, will not necessarily translate into lower drug prices.
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His salary has increased at a more rapid rate compared to mine.
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That trend has continued into 2016 at an even more rapid pace.
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But he wanted the freedom to invest at a more rapid clip.
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She said those locations were showing a "more rapid increase" of spread.
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"It allows us to prosecute targets in a more rapid fashion," Gen.
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Boston Beer's more rapid acceleration began in 2004, when revenues increased 22 percent.
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It's much, much more rapid to do changes in the new map environment.
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This increases the volume of the stool, softening it, stimulating more rapid transit.
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A short pendulum would result in a more rapid tick-tock, tick-tock.
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"[There] was an even more rapid increase since the inauguration too," Colleran says.
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A Department of Energy spokesperson said more rapid improvements should be seen soon.
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Sharing of resources can enable more rapid and cost-effective reporting, for instance.
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"Governments can take sensible actions to promote more rapid productivity growth," he said.
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It's a much more rapid version of what happens with hot technology startups.
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Trump's political effectiveness is declining at a more rapid pace than Nixon's did.
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MS: The LAABF actually grew at a much more rapid rate than the NYABF.
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A more rapid adoption of electric vehicles could threaten 100,000 jobs, IG Metall said.
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Areas like The Train will face more rapid change in the years to come.
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Her own breathing becomes more rapid and shallow every time we discuss these things.
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"It will allow us to prosecute targets in a more rapid fashion," Waldhauser said.
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Analogue insulin is genetically altered to create more rapid-acting and uniform-acting insulin.
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Q. Would you oppose a more rapid change in the course of monetary policy?
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Amazon's profits are expected to rise at a much more rapid clip than Apple's.
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So the more rapid a vaccine can be developed, the better off we may be.
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These "hospital at home" programs usually lead to more rapid recoveries, at a lower cost.
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The older they are, in fact, the more rapid the ascent up the income rankings.
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Indeed, many other industrial nations are making more rapid progress toward decarbonization than we are.
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Their accumulation of wealth is typically more rapid and driven by savvy investment management or entrepreneurism.
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Trump is exhausting the public's patience with conservative governance at, if anything, a more rapid pace.
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It feels like a more rapid and predictable trigger than just the squeeze of last year.
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"We have witnessed changes more rapid and complex than we expect," he said in opening remarks.
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Coronavirus cases are now rising across the globe at a more rapid rate than inside China.
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To catalyze more rapid progress, the US and the Nordic countries have many tools at hand.
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That could mean more rapid growth in the average hourly wages that employers need to pay.
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Higher incomes would mean increased competition for already scarce goods and services, leading to more rapid inflation.
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Progress has been more rapid on television than in film, where Hollywood still struggles to increase representation.
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In fact, if privacy commoditization leads to a more rapid degradation of the commons, it's actually worse.
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"If I was trying to drive more rapid adoption, I'd be focused on market structures," Gottlieb said.
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Sixth, restructure: Ultimately, with congressional approval, the FDA could be restructured for more rapid, cost-effective approvals.
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In short, businesses can become employee-owned, which is consistent with more rapid and resilient job growth.
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Other retail REITs are being targeted by activist investors who demand change at a more rapid clip.
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We are seeing fuel-efficient technologies enter the market at a more rapid pace than anyone anticipated.
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Using these methods, engineers can build and improve self-driving cars at a far more rapid pace.
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Bump stocks, which allow semi-automatic weapons to fire at a more rapid rate, will be banned.
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But moves like banning funding for overseas health providers who discuss abortion have a more rapid effect.
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It could lead to more rapid melting of the glacier, which is about the size of Florida.
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The Fed raised interest rates nine times from 22000 to 22008 to guard against more rapid price increases.
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The government says economic growth has helped the whole of society but that it wants more rapid progress.
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A potentially more rapid path for women to become partners is the growth of female-founded venture firms.
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They encouraged more rapid muscle growth and, it turned out, decreased recovery time between training sessions for athletes.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders both propose more rapid transitions to cleaner energy, partly to create new jobs. Mrs.
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That could force the Fed into more rapid interest rate increases and possibly raise the risk of recession.
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Brianne is more rapid-fire: more openly vulnerable and ambitious and quick to question herself or a method.
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If those latter changes don't take place, the former changes will be even more rapid, terrible, and endless.
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To achieve a more rapid pace of economic expansion, any "new" Afghanistan must earn the public's confidence anew.
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The supply of both physicians and of veterinarians has grown at a more rapid rate than overall employment.
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The pathways and processes involved in breaking down body systems occur at a more rapid pace in animals.
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Troops, resources, equipment, all needed to be staged closer to Houston so the response could be more rapid.
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Energy costs rose 0.8 percent in June on top of a much more rapid 4.8 percent surge in May.
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I would err toward the side of much more rapid growth before worrying about a rapid increase in progressivity.
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A bump stock is an attachment that allows a semi-automatic weapon to fire at a more rapid rate.
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He only began confirming judges at a more rapid pace after bowing to pressure from conservatives and the president.
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"We expect this to lead to more rapid and sizeable monetary tightening that will further restrain growth," Lindow said.
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As the evening dragged on, his gestures became wilder, his eyes glassier, and his rate of intake more rapid.
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Small-seeded plants also tended to have shorter life spans, with the rapid turnover linked to more rapid evolution.
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Elevated cortisol levels are associated with greater cognitive impairment, brain shrinkage, and a more rapid decline in cognitive function.
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"We move forward with cyber, but other countries are moving forward at a much more rapid pace," he said.
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Chevron enjoys more rapid growth While Exxon's output is finally stabilizing, smaller rival Chevron continues to enjoy robust growth.
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He wanted a more rapid system to dissect the feedback sooner, and the team added Executive Huddle in 210.
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Microgrids provide energy independence and allow for more rapid restoration of outages as compared to conventional power delivery methods.
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But without the snow, the darker ice absorbs more heat, which exacerbates melting, and ultimately, a more rapid glacier retreat.
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"We found that poor physical fitness in midlife was linked to more rapid brain aging two decades later," she said.
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Stronger than expected economic growth or inflation would hurt gold by bolstering expectations of more rapid increases to interest rates.
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No wonder the coral reefs are dying -- also at a rate that is much more rapid than anyone previously thought.
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Quadratic increases also "become more and more rapid," but the exponential wins out — strikingly so — once enough time has elapsed.
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This enables faster uptake of newer, cleaner technologies and contributes to more rapid reduction of CO2 emissions from urban mobility.
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More — and more rapid — tests are on their way, however, which would allow policymakers to more seriously consider Stock's proposal.
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And the shift to SUVs has been more rapid and dramatic than many in the industry had thought, she added.
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"Irritating the lining of the esophagus could lead to increased inflammation and more rapid turnover of the cells," he said.
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"There's still a lot ahead," he added, but said Twitter could move at "a much more rapid pace" in the future.
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Overall, Cowen projects the U.S. online grocery market will see more rapid longer-term growth than the larger e-commerce market.
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Even more startling than heroin's accelerated rise is the even more rapid rise of fentanyl, a synthetic and highly potent opioid.
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Strong economic data last week has pushed up expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise rates at a more rapid pace.
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The Italian minister also noted that one consequence could be a more rapid development of the European Union's institutions and framework.
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Boiling them causes pain, the government said, and should be replaced by a more rapid method of death — such as stunning.
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In the past several weeks, as the death toll from infections has started to climb, action has been much more rapid.
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"We're seeing waves of ongoing continuous improvement that make it less costly and more rapid to detect methane emissions," he said.
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A Europe without Britain will be one that's set on a more rapid course to even deeper forms of fiscal integration.
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China's emissions rose by 1.7 percent to 9.1 gigatons, limited by renewables deployment and more rapid switching to gas from coal.
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A more rapid procurement process could accelerate the pace of orders for weapons makers like Lockheed Martin Corp and Northrop Grumman Corp.
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The only gun legislation she supported, said Ms Ives, was to ban bump stocks, a device that allows for more rapid fire.
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Many Antarctic glaciers are already in the throes of more rapid movement into the sea, such as Thwaites and Pine Island Glaciers.
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"What we're seeing is more rapid change... across all the countries," said Beth Schlachter, executive director of FP2020, in a telephone briefing.
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But more rapid weight loss could cause a drop in milk supply and increased fatigue, the last thing a new mom needs.
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Broader testing will enable more rapid detection and isolation of people who have the coronavirus to help contain the spread of disease.
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Apple typically does some quick bug-squashing after a major new release, but this series of updates was more rapid than usual.
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Now, common correspondence is much more rapid, and most people just send one sentence or thought at a time to one another.
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Bump fire stocks, commonly known as bump stocks, are devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire at a more rapid rate.
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But on the other hand, technology making more rapid progress and breakthroughs happening at a higher rate than you would have originally anticipated.
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Spin has been expanding since it was bought by Ford in November 2018, but today's news marks a more rapid stage of growth.
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Worldwide, late-stage venture activity is intensifying at a more rapid clip than other venture funding stages, squeezing other stages toward the margins.
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The brief bout of liberalisation in 1991 probably played a part initially, by unevenly distributing the spoils of more rapid overall economic growth.
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More rapid expansion of its property development business in China, while not part of our rating case, may put pressure on Wharf's ratings.
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Daugherty believes that, because of this, we will see a much more rapid adoption curve for AI than we did with cloud computing.
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It could even include incentives for a much more rapid denuclearization, along with a clear start and end date that must be honored.
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Many of its 66m customers are in emerging markets, where few people have ingrained banking habits; that might allow more rapid technological change.
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If sustainability were set as a KPI for all key decision makers in our industry, we would begin to see more rapid change.
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"This design will enable it to support additional fighter aircraft, fixed-wing early-warning aircraft, and more rapid flight operations," the report said.
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More rapid F.D.A. approvals, fueled by new fees collected from pharmaceutical manufactures that began in 1992, also helped push new drugs to market.
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Still, she said, if the central bank signals an interest in those assets, it could encourage a more rapid expansion of the market.
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The goal is to bring new technology to shoppers, who are acclimating to using VR and AR gadgets at a more rapid clip.
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President Obama presided over much more rapid private-sector job growth than George W. Bush, even if you leave out the 2008 collapse.
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More rapid productivity growth, in turn, raises the real wages of the middle class and restores upward mobility to a stagnant labor market.
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Even with recent the price increases, farmers have been frustrated this year over the more rapid increase in the cost of fertilizers and diesel.
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To maintain the rating, British Columbia will need to continue its practice of carefully managing the risk of more rapid growth in debt levels.
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The analysis reveals a slow but steady decrease in the star's luminosity for about 1000 days, followed by a period of more rapid decline.
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Slowing its rate hiking path would only increase the chances of entrenching inflation and, thus, force a more rapid rate rise down the road.
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The consolidation of power, which was more rapid than expected, gives allies a clear indication of who will potentially lead the kingdom for decades.
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As a result, her organization has been exploring new strategies to see whether it can become more flexible and more rapid in its response.
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Promising young players come and go, but countries such as Britain, France and Canada are producing top-10 candidates at a more rapid clip.
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The JP Morgan Chase authors reject these approaches, in part because they fail to account for abrupt effects like more rapid ice-sheet disintegration.
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Home sales are soaring, its economy is trending upward, and its population is growing at a much more rapid rate than in recent years.
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Halpenny told CNBC that there could be a "more rapid switch" later this year in terms of how the bank deals with interest rates.
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An exhaustive FBI review of the police response at Columbine led to a more rapid response strategy during active shooter situations, according to Gagliano.
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Another big question is whether China chooses to sell US Treasuries at a more rapid pace, in turn buying yuan and shoring up its value.
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"As these soils become exposed to salt, you strongly tip the balance toward a more rapid breakdown," Everglades ecologist Steve Davis told Gizmodo last year.
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In the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said it would distribute a new, more rapid test to state and international laboratories.
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But we're now achingly close to making rapid progress on emissions, much more rapid than I think anyone imagined possible just a few years ago.
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Thinner ice encourages more rapid springtime melting, which causes problems for polar bears and other animals that depend on the ice for hunting and breeding.
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The Financial Services Agency will set up a public-private panel to discuss the issue and push for more rapid changes, the sources told Reuters.
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In short, the researchers predicted much faster increases in interest rates and much more rapid decreases in the Fed balance sheet than the actual outcomes.
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The three men in the new trial showed more rapid improvements than did most subjects in previous trials, but their injuries were also less severe.
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A new study in the journal Nature, based on a novel approach to estimating ocean temperatures, found the warming much more rapid than previously thought.
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Some forecasts predict even more rapid expansion: Bloomberg's New Energy Finance projects that the global electric car fleet will surge to 220 million by 13.
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However, decline rates for US shale wells are far more rapid, with initial production rates falling 20203% over the first 12-18 months of operation.
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He has to continue the good reforms of previous administration while upgrading them by bringing in more rapid infrastructure development, agricultural sector revival, and manufacturing boom.
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Several secretaries of state said they needed more rapid notification from federal partners about not just attempts to breach voting systems but disinformation campaigns as well.
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A brief earthquake swarm on September 10 preceded the eruption, but the initiation of the eruption was more rapid than most at the Indian Ocean volcano.
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While most larger breweries, wineries, and liquor makers plan new beverages months in advance, smaller beer makers often introduce seasonal drinks at a more rapid pace.
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And I really hope that that sea change has already started — and I hope that it continues at a much more rapid pace than we've seen.
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The company might be hoping a successful streaming service will lead toward profitability at a more rapid pace, but the streaming industry is a hard place.
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An industry now estimated at $22017 billion, this niche satellite market is set for more rapid growth as SpaceX, Boeing and Oneweb all plan huge constellations.
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Most troublesome, EIA doesn't even model what-if scenarios with more rapid advances in clean energy technology, or with policies consistent with the Paris climate agreement.
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I believe that new thinking, frameworks and measures are needed to make more rapid progress on diversity in all its forms, in all professions and occupations.
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Yet largely out of the public eye, a site that once received 29,000 tons of trash a day is undergoing a more rapid and remarkable transformation.
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For the 21st consecutive Friday, crowds gathered, now demanding more rapid change after they brought about the end of Abdelaziz Bouteflika's two-decade rule in April.
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The current online version of the Oxford Living Dictionaries relegates this definition to second place and lists "becoming more and more rapid" as its leading entry.
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The People's Bank of China is "trying to contain expectations of a more rapid depreciation [...] that's the more important mid-term significance for markets," Wright said.
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John Hyten, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told CNN on Tuesday that submarines also offer a more rapid response option than aircraft.
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Drosten said he didn&apost anticipate that any other, more rapid forms of testing that don&apost require lab work would be dispatched in this outbreak.
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Speaking at the same briefing in Kiev, Deputy Central Bank Chief Dmitry Sologub said economic conditions were contributing to a more rapid easing of monetary policy.
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AMISOM has said it is starting to deploy helicopters with AMISOM to provide more rapid military support, after several bases came under heavy al Shabaab attack.
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But as more time passed after a heart attack or angina diagnosis, patients experienced more rapid cognitive decline than participants who didn't have these heart issues.
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However, the decline of longer-term bonds has been more rapid, with the rate on the benchmark 10-year Treasury below that of the 3-month note.
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Economist Gabriel Felbermayr warned against protecting big German corporations, and said it was more important to foster more rapid development of business ideas and help them grow.
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Young children are particularly susceptible to the health impacts of these chemicals because they have faster metabolisms than adults and more rapid growth of organs and tissues.
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The PBOC would then run the risk of an even more rapid depletion of its currency reserves should the markets have no faith in the fixed rate.
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New fueling stations are being added in many states and more rapid rollout of the cars will mean a faster completion of that network this year too.
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"Commercial is just more rapid because of the strong continued growth in commercial aviation and the continued strong growth projections particularly in the Asia-Pacific," he said.
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"While wage increases ticked up to an annualized 2.7 percent, real wages have lost ground as inflation has been increasing at a more rapid pace," Frick said.
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Stronger growth or a more rapid increase in inflation than the Committee currently anticipates would likely make it appropriate to raise the federal funds rate more quickly.
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Diverting limited research dollars away from basic neuroscience will not lead to more rapid treatments; it will have the opposite effect and slow the search for cures.
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While ongoing work to implement new federal data laws and practices have put the government on the precipice, the crisis indicates we need much more rapid improvement.
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Electric vehicles, he said, were also making more rapid progress than expected, with most automakers talking about the end of the era of the internal combustion engine.
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"Due to the swiftness of the sell-off, history says we should expect a quicker conclusion and more rapid recovery than normal," Stovall said in a note.
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A number of strategists say China is moving its band with the market and attempting to prevent a more rapid fall, so as to avoid capital flight.
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What this requires is "to bring that kidney back faster than the way we brought it down" with warming rates that are much more rapid than cooling rates.
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"Technology adoption in China is as rapid, or more rapid, than in the U.S.," says Wei Jiang, a venture partner at ZhenFund who also invested in Yitu Technology.
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All that extra data could allow Tesla to make more rapid progress toward a goal of full autonomy, allowing it to eventually catch and surpass Waymo's early lead.
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Trapped in the deeper layers of the ocean, warm waters eat away at the bottoms of the ice sheets, leading to more rapid melting and eventually, catastrophic destabilization.
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" A Zillow Research study released in December that found when people spend more than 220% of their income on housing costs there's "a more rapid increase in homelessness.
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It's possible the cautious approach is frustrating to some employees, who may want to see more rapid improvements in the underlying technology rather than safety-related updates alone.
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Exports and imports are likely to have declined at a more rapid rate, a Reuters poll showed, while industrial output growth is expected to remain near recent lows.
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"We found that poor fitness in midlife was linked to more rapid brain aging two decades later," said lead author Nicole Spartano of Boston University School of Medicine.
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They plan to share this information in real time with the Electoral Commission and the National Elections Security Task Force, enabling more rapid response when it's needed most.
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As such, the researchers urged for more rapid development of new techniques so that we don't risk losing more than a third of our most at-risk species.
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Byrne noted that while the research suggests intermittent dieting can be more successful than constant dieting, it doesn't support diets that rely on more rapid fast-feast cycles.
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Of course, American public health efforts must first and foremost concentrate on mitigation strategies in the United States, including increased testing, more rapid care, and aggressive social distancing.
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The FDA said on Saturday it would allow some laboratories to immediately use tests they have developed and validated to achieve more rapid testing capacity for the coronavirus.
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"Entry-level homes have been in particularly short supply, leading to more rapid home-price growth compared with more expensive homes," said Frank Nothaft, chief economist for CoreLogic.
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Recent data is pointing to an economy growing at an even more rapid pace that will overcome various headwinds including the intensifying trade war, according to Goldman Sachs.
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"If they see a team member who shows impairment – earlier removal from play may stop a repeat injury and/or may help with more rapid recovery," he said.
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A patch of water known as the Circumpolar Deep Water, seems to be the force driving the more rapid glacial melting in the southwestern Antarctic Peninsula, the study concluded.
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The US election result caused a less severe sell-off in European credit markets and more rapid recovery than was the case following the UK's Brexit vote in June.
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"We compared the evolution of this epidemic to other epidemics to see if the increase had been more rapid, and there was no difference," Rollins said in an interview.
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True self-driving cars are still far off in the future, and from the way the field is coming together, collaboration will be a shortcut for more rapid development.
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A Western degree, particularly one from the US, can be very desirable in the Chinese job market, and potentially leads to greater opportunity as well as more rapid advancement.
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It's the fastest turnaround yet for two SpaceX launches, but if it's going to launch as many satellites as it says, there are more rapid-fire liftoffs to come.
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"Democrats still expect an imminent recession, and Republicans anticipate much more rapid economic growth," Curtin wrote in a paper last year ("Consumer economic expectations: persistent partisan differences", September 2018).
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"It's true that customer's expectations on digital banking services are increasing and incentivising the incumbents to develop their PFM tools at a more rapid pace than before," he says.
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A House Armed Services panel wants the Navy to maintain 28503 instead of 22019 aircraft carriers and acquire the vessels at a more rapid pace, committee aides said Tuesday.
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A bigger-than-expected drop in industrial output on Tuesday, which erased five straight months of gains, quashed hopes for a more rapid recovery in the once-booming economy.
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Conner would set a more rapid pace in the brilliantly edited "Breakaway" (1966), an amphetamine-fueled music-video precursor that focuses on the dancing and singing of Toni Basil.
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As a result of the zero tolerance policy, children stayed in custody longer and there was a more rapid increase in the number of younger children than available shelter.
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"In light of the more rapid improvement in Ukraine's macroeconomic conditions, the NBU expects to cut the key policy rate to 7% by the end of 2020," it added.
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"The RBI is likely to continue with its campaign for more rapid transmission of the benefits to credit users," said K. Joseph Thomas, research head at Emkay Wealth Management.
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At the core of decades of Republican economic policy is a simple idea: Cutting taxes will unleash investments and lead to higher incomes, more jobs and more rapid growth.
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A range of Fed policymakers has warned that wider fiscal deficits could cause the economy to overheat, requiring more rapid rate hikes that could send the economy into another recession.
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The Fed has raised rates twice in the past two years, but policymakers predict more rapid hikes in 2017 as low unemployment and expected fiscal stimulus continue to boost prices.
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That lower cost would cause even more rapid switching to electric transport fleets, as currently-owned gasoline vehicles increasingly sat unused, or saved for long-distance trips or other scenarios.
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Adults always boomerang back to the artifacts of their childhood, but millennials and later generations will experience this sensation in overdrive as technology advances at a much more rapid pace.
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Mnuchin told CNBC that he wanted to see tax reform passed before Congress' August recess, a timeline that fit many investors' expectations but disappointed those hoping for more rapid reform.
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This is in part a resourcing challenge, with greater investment allowing more rapid review and reaction once a video is flagged by a user as requiring priority consideration for removal.
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Because they do not need to devote the bulk of their time and budget maintaining on-premises environments, these companies are empowered to innovate at a much more rapid rate.
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Taiwan is experiencing sea level rise at a more rapid pace than the rest of the world, and is one of thetop 25 carbon dioxide emitting countries in the world.
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Because these algorithms buy and sell at a much more rapid pace than their human counterparts, gains and losses occur over a shorter time span, or so the theory goes.
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And some research indicates that carbonated or sugary mixers may lead alcohol to pass through your digestive tract faster than normal, leading to more rapid intoxication and a worse hangover.
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At the same time, South Korea has become the second-most-infected country, experiencing a spread far more rapid than in China, where the virus first appeared late last year.
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I don't think I receive more sexts or unsolicited photos than the general population, though I may experience a more rapid escalation there once prospects learn I write about sex.
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While she has long made work that feels ahead of its time, in this digital age, she notes, our engagement with politics and photographs is prone to more rapid shifts.
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The tax package also renewed an expired credit for companies that use biodiesel fuel, deductions for mortgage insurance premiums and a more rapid depreciation for race horses, among other provisions.
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This large-scale hiring combined with an obsessive focus on serving customers at a more rapid clip seems to have made it challenging to maintain best practices on a staffing level.
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It's similar to other crowd-sourced gaming projects like Twitch Plays Pokémon and Twitch Plays Dark Souls, which used more rapid updates to advance games at the wishes of the masses.
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More broadly, advocates of the technology — including the International Energy Agency — are calling for more rapid deployment to help cut emissions in a global energy mix still dominated by fossil fuels.
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Citi analysts said the "positive report can support a more rapid return to market than otherwise would have been possible", adding this would be one of the key priorities for Gill.
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That's where First Circle, which was founded in 2015, is aiming to make a difference by giving less established companies the footing to grow their businesses at a more rapid rate.
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More rapid growth in GDP per capita allowing convergence towards EU level of development is constrained by a relatively low GDP growth potential, which Fitch estimates at slightly higher than 2%.
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Carter said the U.S. may change the nature of its military campaign against the terror group, saying there could be more rapid targeting of ISIS as intelligence on the ground improves.
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This will see Cera buy struggling homecare agencies across the U.K. — many of which it says lack the technology to scale and grow independently — as a more rapid means of expanding.
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Headlines about Tesla are being produced at a more rapid clip than the electric-car maker can manufacture its EVs, but the biggest ones are being underemphasized by the stock market.
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The markets were concerned a more rapid rise in wages suggests that inflation could be picking up, and that would encourage the Fed to raise interest rates at a faster pace.
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Unless a major geopolitical event shatters confidence, or inflation spikes in the rest of the economy leading to a more rapid rise in interest rates, conditions look favorable for real estate.
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Thus, despite solid headline job creation, some Fed officials should be questioning the need for a more rapid rise in rates at this point amid a clear downward trend in prices.
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New and expensive cancer therapies are being introduced, yet they might contribute to "increasing social inequalities in cancer survival, with better-off persons experiencing more rapid decreases in mortality," they added.
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One would think that the last thing that Brazil's already fragile economy now needs is a further intensification of U.S. import protection or a more rapid increase in U.S. interest rates.
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The Department of Justice announced on Tuesday that the Trump administration was issuing a final rule banning bump stocks, which allow semi-automatic weapons to fire at a more rapid pace.
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VIENNA, March 24 (Reuters) - Austria will start using more rapid tests to be able to test hundreds of thousands of people as quickly as possible, Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said on Tuesday.
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The fact that value chains can be significantly more efficient, more customers oriented, more rapid in the way it is taking place and through innovation we see the opportunity to grow.
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Looking across advanced economies, cuts to corporate taxes between 2000 and 2016 were not associated with more-rapid investment (in fact, the very weak correlation that exists goes the other direction).
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Further, while it is true that drug-related deaths have grown more rapidly in expansion states than in other states, that more rapid growth started in 2010, before the A.C.A. expansion.
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While Tesla continued to burn through cash at a much more rapid pace than the previous quarter to hit its production goals, its burn rate was slower than analysts had expected.
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Since President Donald Trump's election victory in November, expectations on Wall Street have increased that the economy could grow at a more rapid pace than the current 1.6 percent post-recession rate.
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Those shoulder triggers are also customizable, and support longer trigger accessories for easier use, and adjustable dials that allow you to modify the trigger button's travel distance for more rapid fire shooting.
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The IMF warned too that emerging market and developing economies remained at risk from a more rapid rise in interest rates, a large appreciation in the U.S. dollar and lower commodity prices.
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And that&aposs why Ted Cruz&aposs legislation is wonderful because he&aposs proposing making it more expeditious and making it more rapid so these families aren&apost detained and/or separated.
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They found that workers who were already employed at the low end of the wage scale in Seattle "enjoyed significantly more rapid hourly wage growth," following wage increases in 2015 and 2016.
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"These results imply that Cosentyx remains a good option for moderate-to-severe psoriasis patients that want to achieve more rapid skin clearance," brokerage Jefferies wrote in a note following the results.
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If Kroger can use GeneSight to match employees with the treatment most genetically likely to produce positive results, it could see valuable savings thanks to a more rapid and efficient treatment process.
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That would provide the best defence in the event that the pessimists are right and the impact of artificial intelligence proves to be more rapid and more dramatic than the optimists expect.
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The Trump administration has taken steps to ban bump stocks, an accessory that allows certain weapons to fire at a more rapid rate, and signed off on funding for improved background checks.
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And evidence suggests Pyongyang is approaching that capability at a more rapid pace than previously thought following a string of successful ballistic missile launches and its sixth nuclear test earlier this month.
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He also is expected to be than Fed Chair Janet Yellen and could encourage a more rapid unwinding of the massive Fed balance sheet, which it has only begun to whittle back.
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The Trump administration has taken steps to ban bump stocks, an accessory that allows certain weapons to fire at a more rapid rate, and signed off on funding for improved background checks.
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Nonfarm payrolls increased by 2900,220006 in June, far ahead of the expected 2202,2628 and continuing the trend of more rapid expansion this year than last (in 28500, the average increase was 6900,2628).
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Quantum computing, however, will give researchers immense new capabilities to run tests with much larger molecules at a more rapid pace, ultimately cutting down on the timely and expensive drug development process.
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Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House's coronavirus response coordinator, said health officials are concerned that counties like Wayne County, Michigan and Cook County, Illinois are showing a "more rapid increase" in cases.
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Wanting to succeed at her dream job, and to please Pete, she channels all of this into the more rapid production of high-quality croissants and Danishes — into doing even better work.
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But the other conservatives seem more like they're angling for a better legislative deal — perhaps a more rapid phase-in of Medicaid cuts or steeper tax cuts — rather than raising fundamental objections.
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The gradual approach, however, does not satisfy those who demand a greater admission of culpability in colonial crimes, a fuller inventory of colonial era artifacts and a more rapid return of objects.
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Adama, one of Mr. Anne's two remaining sons who had planned to leave for Europe but had been ill, steadied himself against a fence as the coughing became more rapid, more violent.
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"The mainstreaming of anti-Semitism and the violent incidents that are occurring — and it seems at a more rapid pace — I think makes this moment a little different and concerning," Segel said.
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"I like Nvidia here: the company just cut prices for its new Turing line of chips, one reason I believe their adoption will be far more rapid than Wall Street expects," he argued.
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The government has indicated it's open to speeding things up, with Health Minister Greg Hunt announcing Wednesday that authorities will allow more rapid importation of the drug while a domestic supply is built.
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"When that momentum has the appearance of irreversibility then I think that we'll see a much more rapid seizure and clearance that occurs on the east side ... we're not (there yet)", he said.
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The survey also showed jobs were being created at a more rapid pace, good news for policymakers who hope a tightening labor market will soon translate into higher wages and stronger consumer spending.
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Be smart: Scientists have already observed a trend toward larger wildfires in the West, along with wildfire seasons that start earlier, due to more rapid snowmelt in the spring and warmer, drier conditions.
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The BoE dropped its message that future rate hikes would be "limited and gradual", guidance that Carney said dated back to when a more rapid pace of rate hikes might have looked likely.
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WWE, by contrast, went from a measured pace with the first few high-profile picks—Raw's three to every two by Smackdown, due to the difference in show length—to a more rapid clip.
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"The interest for eye tracking in various consumer applications has developed at a substantially more rapid pace than we anticipated at the time of the IPO in April 2015," it said in a statement.
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Zeebe said ecosystems on land will also see larger changes than what occurred during the PETM because the pace of climate change is now more rapid than it has been even during that time.
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Bay Area-based Carbon has been bringing that technology to life courtesy of its proprietary Digital Light Synthesis technology, which is able to print out at a much more rapid clip than traditional methods.
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The authors of the study say previous research on the issue has been a mixed bag, often focused on the role of conditions like strokes and sometimes showing a more rapid cognitive decline thereafter.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - France and Belgium vowed on Monday to intensify cooperation in the fight against Islamist radicals, including a more rapid exchange of information on potential militants and efforts to prevent forgery of documents.
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In the former case, the plants' roots are directly placed in water and in the latter, the roots are exposed to the air and misted several times a day to encourage more rapid growth.
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Widely viewed as a consensus builder, Powell is expected to be more tolerant of a stronger growth profile and more rapid inflation relative to Chair Yellen, who has consistently targeted a "moderate" growth rate.
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At $1.1 trillion, the company's iShares E.T.F. brand represents nearly a quarter of BlackRock's total asset pile and continues to grow at a more rapid clip than its actively managed bond and equity divisions.
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Mnuchin told CNBC that he wanted to see tax reform passed before Congress' August recess, a basic timeline that fit many investors' expectations but disappointed those hoping for more rapid reform and fuller details.
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More broadly, scientists have observed a trend toward larger wildfires in much of the West, along with wildfire seasons that start earlier, due to more rapid snowmelt in the spring and warmer, drier conditions.
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This year, Switzerland ordered that lobsters and other crustaceans should no longer be dropped alive into boiling water, saying that it caused the crustaceans pain and that other, more rapid methods should be used.
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Australia is one of the many countries pushing the limits of the Paris Agreement, putting us all on track for a more rapid confrontation with some of the most severe consequences of global warming.
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That's due, in part, to the fact that retail real estate expanded at a much more rapid clip in the United States than it did in Europe, so the pullback has been much sharper.
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With the Recession not yet that far back in the rearview mirror, asking presidential aspirants what they thought of the recovery and how it could have been made more rapid could be extremely revealing.
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In hopes of enabling more rapid testing capabilities, the US Food and Drug Administration announced Saturday it would allow certain labs to use tests they developed and validated before the FDA has reviewed them.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve tracks wages of those who have remained employed for the past 12 months and that measure shows that wages started growing at a more rapid clip almost two years ago.
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The company says it expects more rapid growth as it builds out Lyft's network of in-app transportation options, as more riders choose to take bikes, scooters and public transit in addition to cars.
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Uros, a privately owned company based in Oulu, sells mobile connections for industrial devices and sensors and sees more rapid growth ahead from a Qualcomm partnership, Chief Executive Jerry Raatikainen told Talouselama in an interview.
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The web has been moving at a far more rapid pace in recent years, with Google pushing a lot of new standards and speed with Chrome, and Microsoft didn't have the structure to keep up.
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Starting in 2000, it follows what most of us already know anecdotally and instinctively -- that more educated workers saw a smaller surge in unemployment during the 2008-2009 recession, and more rapid wage growth afterward.
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MORE (D-Colo.), would enable antibiotics developed to address an unmet medical need to be studied in smaller, more rapid clinical trials and approved only for the limited populations of patients who truly need them.
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Facebook's AI chip could improve operations for internal researchers -- training systems faster could mean more rapid experimentation -- and boost the efficiency of systems doing calculations for the billions of people who use the company's apps.
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"Westwood Global Energy forecasts an 18 percent increase in active rigs in 2018, but more rapid demand growth in certain service areas as operators focus on efficiency and delivering more for less," the consultancy said.
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"As consumers across economic and demographic spectrums continue to demand more rapid product delivery, developers have had to innovate their product and offer more highly efficient space in the largest urban markets," the report said.
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McKinsey's upper-range projection of 54 million suggests a more rapid transformation than in previous waves of change in the work force, when employment migrated from farms to factories and later from manufacturing to services.
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The administration is already moving ahead with a proposal to ban bump fire stocks, devices that allow semiautomatic weapons to fire at a more rapid rate, as Attorney General Jeff Sessions has vowed to do.
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However, more rapid increases in market share also accelerate the arrival of the technological tipping point, when companies have more to lose from disrupting their own technology than they can gain from adding new customers.
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To date, work accomplished via GHSA-supported programs has led to more rapid detection and containment of epidemic threats, such as outbreaks of Marburg in Uganda and Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Research in this field, involving veterinarians, physicians, cancer specialists and basic scientists, is leading to improved human health and more rapid access to effective cancer treatment than has been previously possible through traditional cancer research approaches.
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Even Disney admitted the move was "an acceleration of that timetable for controlling ownership" – a signal that consumer adoption of streaming services over traditional TV is moving at a much more rapid pace than perhaps expected.
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While many argue that turnover and other changes have always been a part of the retail industry, "the pace at which it's changing is more rapid than has ever been the case," Green Street's Sullivan said.
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In the IPO prospectus Jumia said that the value of goods sold on its platforms is increasing at a more rapid pace than losses - from 507.1 million euros in 2017 to 828.2 million euros in 2018.
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MORE MONEY MARKET REFORM I THINK HAS BEEN A GOOD THING, REDUCE RISK OF PEOPLE HAVE LOANS FROM MONEY MARKET FUNDS WHICH OBVIOUSLY WAS SOMETHING THAT LED TO A MUCH MORE RAPID AND INTENSE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
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So, if interest rates are now higher, and are also expected to increase at a more rapid pace than previously expected, then the value of owning stocks (and bonds, for that matter) for their yield diminishes.
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How the open repository would work exactly isn't clear, but Pace said the new system will give companies "more timely and more rapid access to information" so they can better plan the paths of their satellites.
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This implies that some possible response strategies receive less attention, as their future performance is more speculative or their introduction would be based on drivers other than cost, such as lifestyle change or more rapid electrification.
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So a number of states are trying to make the process less painful (and expensive) to encourage more rapid deployment of the networks, which require 3753 to 100 times more antenna locations than 4G or 3G.
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While some victims' groups saw the lack of a specific tribunal as a product of resistance from the Vatican's old guard, others said the procedure outlined in the edict could be more rapid than the tribunal.
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All of the incentives in this environment point toward maximizing victories and minimizing defeats; the only things restricting a much more rapid devolution of the confirmation process into pure power politics were unenforceable norms of behavior.
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The guidance points to a more rapid recovery for the mobile business than many analysts had anticipated after one of the biggest product safety failures in tech history, and reflects steady price increases for memory chips.
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Sales of plug-in electric vehicles (EVs) have grown at a compound rate above 50 percent annually since 2011, registering a full 85033 percent of new vehicle sales in 2017, and more rapid growth is expected.
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Those comments rekindled speculation in the equity markets about the pace of U.S. monetary tightening this year being more rapid than expected, amid concerns that higher borrowing rates could crimp corporate activity and cool economic growth.
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DAVID FABER: Expanding globally at a much more rapid clip, obviously investing-- JOHN MALONE: And he's been, you know-- God bless him, he has been successful in throwing Hail Mary passes and then growing into them.
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Between the lines: Scientists have observed a trend toward larger wildfires in the West, along with wildfire seasons that start earlier and end later, due to more rapid snowmelt in the spring and warmer, drier conditions.
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A baby with respiratory distress can easily get into trouble by what Dr. Rose called "choosing to breathe rather than drink," especially since between fever and more rapid respirations, the child is also losing more fluid.
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After adjusting for many variables, they found that compared with those who reported no pain problems, people who reported persistent pain in both 1998 and 2000 had a 9 percent more rapid decline in memory performance.
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OTTAWA, Jan 21 (Reuters) - The Canadian government could pull forward maintenance on essential infrastructure in a bid to provide more rapid support for an economy hit by slumping oil prices, a top official said on Thursday.
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"This design will enable it to support additional fighter aircraft, fixed-wing early-warning aircraft, and more rapid flight operations," the US Department of Defense wrote in its most recent report on China&aposs military power.
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But shockingly weak December trade data released earlier this week, along with shrinking factory activity, are stirring speculation over whether more rapid and aggressive policy measures are needed to turn the world's second-largest economy around.
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If you're interested in promoting more rapid economic growth over the medium term, this is one of the most powerful levers available, and it's almost certainly worth trying to pull it even though the logistics are difficult.
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But the shift on troop limits was another sign of the greater authority Trump appears comfortable giving his military commanders to make battlefield decisions and could allow for more rapid increases in troop levels in the future.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch government may meet its 63 carbon dioxide emission goals after all, it said on Friday, thanks to a more rapid rollout of wind energy and 100 million euros ($110 million) in extra spending.
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Increasingly, the company has been happy to fail fast and test things to speed up development times: that's meant more rapid prototyping, learning to lean on open-source communities, and shifting the core of its software business.
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Indeed, Fed members argue that they are choosing to raise rates now, before inflation has returned to target, so that inflation will not jump above 2%, forcing them to raise rates in a much more rapid manner.
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The first of these punched out 50 kilowatts of direct current, something that allowed for much more rapid charging — a Chevrolet Bolt EV, for example, can replenish about 22.30% of its charge in an hour or so.
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In fact, we are now in the midst of a far more rapid shift away from fossil fuels, such as coal, to renewables, including solar and wind power, than anyone has realized, including the candidates for president.
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Activity in China has continued to cool despite a flurry of growth steps over the past year, raising questions over whether more rapid and forceful stimulus may be needed, even if it risks racking up more debt.
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But a more rapid acceleration is not part of the core forecast scenario, as the road to reform implementation remains long and fiscal space to boost public capital expenditure is limited due to very low government revenue.
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We know that before ObamaCare U.S. patients benefited from higher spending with more preventive care, faster diagnosis, more rapid access to curative medicines, a higher likelihood of surviving cancer, and lower chronic disability rates in old age.
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We've known the magnetic field is changing for a while, but what is surprising is that the data the shows the magnetic field is weakening at a more rapid pace—approximately 10 times faster than previously predicted.
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Several ECB policymakers argued on Thursday that the bank needed to stick to its already laid out policy path, though a top conservative urged them to leave the door open to a more rapid reduction in stimulus.
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However, Barcena said she was optimistic of more rapid economic expansion in 2018 - around 2 percent for the region as a whole, up from 1.1 percent this year - as commodities prices improved and global growth picked up.
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CFC-11 has a lifetime of about 50 years, so the limited emissions coupled with natural breakdown of the gas should have caused its concentration in the atmosphere to decline at a more rapid rate every year.
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Branching out into hospital services and expanding its bio-technical products will allow the company to grow at a much more rapid rate and diversify revenue concentration risk, though it exposes Hua Han to execution and regulatory risks.
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Even if these technologies had developed at a more rapid pace, it is difficult to imagine that they could have been deployed at a scale that would have greatly reduced the amount of carbon released into the atmosphere.
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The announcement on Sunday that Israel will build more settlements in East Jerusalem was in part a move by Netanyahu to satisfy voters on the far-right pushing for more rapid settlement expansion now Trump is in office.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Tens of thousands Algerians gathered on Friday in the capital to demand the removal of the ruling elite, keeping up pressure for more rapid change after the end of the 20-year rule of Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
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Rather, it would happen if Europe and Japan achieved more rapid growth, China managed its shift toward a more consumer-driven economy and other emerging markets weathered a tough year while continuing their progress toward stable and sustainable growth.
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Lower temperatures can help accomplish that by cooking off just enough moisture to cook food and make it taste good — "when things are dehydrated, you have concentration of flavor" — without the more rapid evaporation that happens at higher temperatures.
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"More rapid and sustained progress in closing the gender gap in science, engineering, and medicine is jeopardized by the persistence of sexual harassment and its adverse impact on women's careers in our nation's colleges and universities," the report reads.
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"Dollar bulls are pinning their hopes on the sweeping tax deal leading to a more rapid pace of interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve," said Jake Spark, U.S. corporate hedging manager at Western Union Business Solutions, in Washington.
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Per the Telegraph, the new measures "include capital punishment for child rapists, a more rapid investigation and trial process in rape cases, an increase in the minimum sentencing terms, and no bail if the alleged victim is a minor."
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"And we undid that decision a few days ago so that the testing can take place in a much more rapid and accurate fashion," the President said, characteristically looking for someone else to blame when his leadership is criticized.
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This shift toward a longer and slower decline, as opposed to more rapid death, means that justices are more able to select the administrations and political environments in which to end their terms — to, in effect, pass the baton.
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Steve's correct that healthy relationships are constantly evolving, but they evolve at a more rapid pace when you're as young as you are, Guilty Girlfriend, quite simply because both you and your boyfriend are growing from adolescence into adulthood.
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Islamic State fighters kept up their fierce defense of the southern approaches to Mosul on Wednesday, holding up Iraqi troops there and forcing an elite army unit east of the city to put its more rapid advance on hold.
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If you had to pick between the two as a model for growth over the next decade, which would you prefer — slow growth for the 99 percent paired with falling inequality, or more rapid growth paired with rising inequality?
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"The minister has not made it clear what can be done, and at what costs, to achieve a more rapid reduction in the demand for gas from major industrial consumers, the greenhouse horticultural sector and gas exporters," it said.
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"We see the ADAS [advanced driver assistance systems] market growing faster than consensus anticipates, but we also see a more rapid commoditization of the enabling tech and sensitivities around data sharing," analyst Adam Jonas wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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SANTIAGO, May 18 (Reuters) - Chile's central bank cut the benchmark interest rate to 2.50 percent on Thursday, a more rapid rate of easing than the market had expected, as it looks to address sluggish growth in the top copper exporter.
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While the details of how the weapon was used in the Sutherland Spring shooting have not yet been disclosed, versions of the AR-15 have been used in past mass shootings, sometimes with modifications that allowed for more rapid fire.
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"The more rapid pace of growth was driven by increased order growth in North America and Europe, and a more than 160 percent increase in orders from Asia compared to a year ago," Musk wrote in a letter to shareholders.
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While the rate overhaul has been in the works for some time, the announcement came days after data showed the economy stumbled more sharply than expected in July, raising questions over whether more rapid and forceful stimulus may be needed.
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RABAT, July 23 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has granted Morocco a $3.5 billion credit line for two years to help it pursue structural reforms bringing more rapid and inclusive economic growth, the country's finance ministry said on Saturday.
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While economic inequality between countries has narrowed in recent decades, the new study shows this should've happened at a more rapid rate, and it suggests that future narrowing of this gap may be harder to achieve due to climate change.
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"Congress, in attempting to expand access to prescription drugs, has inadvertently created a situation where price increases are much more rapid," said economist Paul Ginsburg, a former congressional adviser on Medicare who now directs the Brookings Institution health policy center.
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Dr. Daniel A. Pinkston, a professor at Troy University, told CNN the fact that the rocket traveled as far as it did suggests the North Koreans are "making quite rapid progress, and probably more rapid progress than any people had predicted."
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Derma rollers, or microneedling devices, use ultra-thin needles to make tiny wounds in the skin, which essentially does two things: allows for deeper ingredient absorption and sends your skin into repair mode, leading to a more rapid production of collagen.
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AMSTERDAM/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank needs to stick to its already laid out policy path, several policymakers argued on Thursday, although a top conservative urged them to leave the door open to a more rapid reduction in stimulus.
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Mr Clovis seemed to suggest that the surplus would be the result of more rapid economic growth; the CRFB suggests that 10% annual growth would be needed, faster than China and five times the current rate, just to balance the budget.
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In response, the Trump administration has taken steps to ban bump stocks, an accessory that allows certain weapons to fire at a more rapid rate, signed off on funding for improved background checks and has urged states to pass gun legislation.
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From the middle of 2018 through the middle of this year, growth in Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska slowed to less than 1 percent for the year, well below the more rapid expansions they had enjoyed in the first half of 2018.
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And not only were the 240s a very unusual moment of labor market health, they were also a time when the working-age population of the United States was growing at a much more rapid clip than it is today.
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NASA's analogy is to imagine putting your hand in a hot oven versus dunking it into a pot of boiling water—the temperatures may be the same, but the water will do more rapid damage because the medium is far denser.
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On Saturday, the FDA posted new guidance "to achieve more rapid testing capacity" that allows certain US labs to test for the novel coronavirus using diagnostics the labs developed and validated on their own, even before the agency has reviewed them.
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A dizzying array of answers were given: BC is facing more rapid climate change; BC had a commercial incentive to save the forestry industry; they were working with better trial data; the mountainous landscape prevents the gradual natural movement of species.
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Although women continue to experience a persistent pay gap in nearly every occupation, a growing number of women in higher-skill jobs has contributed to more rapid wage growth, which has helped to narrow the difference, according to data from Pew.
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BREXIT FRICTION The central bank no longer specified that such tightening would be "limited and gradual", a long-standing piece of BoE guidance that dated back to a time when a more rapid pace of rate hikes might have looked likely.
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"The only thing that's relevant is whether the government is doing enough," he said, noting scientists had urged far more rapid action to cut climate-changing emissions, so as to limit global impacts such as worsening hunger, heatwaves and storms.
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From 2015 to 2016, wage growth was more broadly shared than at any time since the end of the Great Recession, and in 2016, growth was actually more rapid for middle- and low-wage workers than for those at the top.
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Because the central bank thinks the gains are not necessarily down to economic issues, such as the current account surplus, it has been buying foreign currency to prevent a more rapid appreciation, given that a strong shekel is harming exports.
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"Journalists who are on Twitter are seeing the negative reaction to a word choice, a headline choice, whatever it may be," he said, adding that he expected to see more rapid action from news organizations in response to such criticism.
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"It was obvious this would trigger more rapid rise of shale production," said Alexey Texler, Russia's First Deputy Minister of Energy, and he said the rise of more than 1 million barrels was taken into consideration when Russia entered the agreement.
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Expectations for when oil demand will peak could change the supply dynamics, as investors weigh up whether to back long-term projects or to reduce their risks by focusing on investments with more rapid returns, such as shale oil, it said.
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In the coming days, global climate agencies including the Japan Meteorological Agency, NOAA, NASA and the UK's Hadley Center will weigh in on just how unusually mild February was in the context of what is an era of more rapid global warming.
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When Mr Xi visited the exhibition, the state press did—to be fair—record him inspecting inscriptions by Deng dating from 1984, urging more rapid development of coastal cities earmarked as "special economic zones", or pilot areas for experimenting with market forces.
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"The sense is that the rest of the world is slowing at a pace that is more rapid than the U.S." Canada is a major producer of commodities, including oil, so its economy could be hurt by a slowdown in the global economy.
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After seeing how rapidly that the BFR is progressing, Musk said it made more sense to certify the BFR for human spaceflight rather than the Heavy, since the BFR will be able to launch larger payloads and on a more rapid basis.
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The nearly $14 billion acquisition has spurred an even more rapid evolution of the grocery industry, leaving incumbents with a choice: Acquire (or build) your own delivery platform or partner with Instacart to compete with online grocery purchase and delivery from Amazon.
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For Fischer, these observations "tell us that vocal production is even more strongly [genetically] conserved that we thought it would be, and that learning on the other hand is more rapid and flexible than we thought," she told Gizmodo in an email.
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"I would expect us to use these TPUs more and more for our training needs, making our experiment cycle faster and more rapid," said Jeff Dean, a senior fellow and head of the Google Brain research team, in a media briefing on Tuesday.
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Another reason arguing in favor of a more rapid pace of interest rate hikes is that the economy is now growing at a faster rate than its potential, and it is receiving excessive policy stimulus for this late stage in the business cycle.
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The Boston Fed chief largely steered clear of a discussion of the economic outlook in his remarks, but he said labor market tightness was beginning to feed through into modest increases in wages and inflation, and a more rapid rise in asset prices.
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This rate of credit expansion is very much more rapid than the private-sector credit expansion which preceded the bursting of the Japanese credit bubble in the late 1980s or which occurred before the bursting of the U.S. housing bubble in 2006.
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And for certain kinds of magazine stories, reading and looking at them in print can afford a kind of inspiration I've yet to experience online, where I engage with pieces in a more rapid transactional way rather than with my slow-moving imagination.
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Since the shooting, the Trump administration has taken steps to ban bump stocks, an accessory that allows certain weapons to fire at a more rapid rate, signed off on funding for improved background checks and urged states to pass some other gun laws.
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Since the shooting, the Trump administration has taken steps to ban bump stocks, an accessory that allows certain weapons to fire at a more rapid rate, signed off on funding for improved background checks and has urged states to pass gun legislation.
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But only 13 percent of respondents said Twitter spoiled them, which is fascinating considering that Twitter tends to be more rapid-fire and operates in real time (which would be annoying and impossible to follow for anyone who's watching a show on DVR).
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"Changes in expectations toward a more rapid monetary tightening by the leading central banks (USA, Europe, Japan) amid a quicker economic growth could be the main factor for higher volatility on the global financial markets in the future," the Bank of Russia said.
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The contrary view is that you should stick with CES, not count non-wage benefits, not adjust for demographics, not consider the tax cuts (which, after all, aren't wages), and use a different method of measuring inflation that shows more rapid price growth.
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If the old and sick continue to sign up for health insurance at a more rapid pace than the young or healthy, it's not insurance companies who will be left to pay the bill -- because government is the insurer in a "public option" health plan.
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The committee also wants the Navy to maintain 12 instead of 11 aircraft carriers and acquire the vessels at a more rapid pace, and will seek to increase oversight of the military's cyber operations and partnerships with allies on cyber capabilities in the bill.
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Establishing consistency when it comes to record sharing in the health care industry will facilitate improved patient care coordination, accelerate the needed integration of specialized addiction treatment with mainstream health care, and encourage more rapid development and implementation of telehealth and other technology solutions.
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It reduces the pressure on the Shinzo Abe government to undertake those economic reforms that might finally put the country on a more rapid economic growth path that is so desperately needed to help the country grow itself out from under its public debt mountain.
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USDA predicts global soybean use in 22/26 will be 22014 percent larger than last year, but between 22017 and 22016 this figure was in the 20163 percent to 22016 percent range – indicating a more rapid yearly growth in world demand during that time.
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The authors of the study say the rapid response of the Earth's surface to the ice melt indicates the ground deep underneath that part of Antarctica is hotter and more fluid (or less viscous) than presumed, and therefore has a more rapid response rate.
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Experts have been frustrated with the limited availability of coronavirus tests in the United States, which until now could be provided only by the C.D.C. Broader testing will enable more rapid detection and isolation of people who have the coronavirus to help contain its spread.
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Younger adults aged 18-193 report higher averages of concern or worry over even more rapid transmission of the virus in the U.S. However, the U.S. would also need to be prepared for a potential economic tightening as well as a public health emergency.
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One is less in danger of slowly languishing, blue-lipped, amid the waves, like Leonardo DiCaprio in "Titanic," than of experiencing "cold shock"—a much more rapid onset of hyperventilation, during which a swimmer swallows and inhales water rather than air, and begins to drown.
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The markets are most closely watching the wage data, since a more rapid rate of growth could signal the Fed that it needs to stay on its interest rate hiking path or even speed it up, if wage growth at a higher level is sustained.
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In response to last month's shooting, the Trump administration has taken steps to ban bump stocks, an accessory that allows certain weapons to fire at a more rapid rate, signed off on funding for improved background checks and urged states to pass gun legislation.
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Conversely, the factors that could, individually or collectively, lead to a negative rating action are: - A more rapid-than-projected decline in capitalisation; - Deterioration in asset quality associated with losses on loans or the treasury portfolio; and - A loosening of the bank's prudential framework.
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More rapid testing could be key to even further mitigating the coronavirus outbreak, as well as take pressure off the supply of flu tests, which are at risk of facing shortage as they're used as the first test before patients receive a COVID-19 test.
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About a year after that, the recession triggered a financial crisis that led to a much more rapid collapse of demand — setting off a period that we don't formally refer to as a "depression" but that certainly had most of the relevant characteristics of one.
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Although Pacific whales are known to move in "multicultural" circles, and different dialects are spoken by families in the same areas, Caribbean whales were believed to be much more homogeneous, emitting a standard 1+1+3 coda (two staccato clicks, followed by three more rapid ones).
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Business-model wise, ReWork typically works with property owners on a revenue-share basis, but, as it eyes more rapid expansion, it is in talks with larger real estate companies over joint ventures that could add multiple spaces to its presence in one go, Hendriadi said.
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Now with his horrible decision to pay United Technologies and Carrier tax dollars to keep 85033,000 jobs in the U.S. but still permit many others to go to Mexico, we are on an even more rapid path downward toward third-world status for our children and grandchildren.
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They should move slowly and in conjunction with the receiving partner's breaths, and if the orifice is ready and willing, they can create an actual fist with their hand (by closing the "duck's mouth") and thrust the hand in and out at a more rapid pace.
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We talk about "high volume vertical" drinking, which is when a bar owner consciously takes out the tables and chairs from a bar or club because people will drink at a more rapid pace if they can't put their glass down and get lost in a conversation.
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The company is able to move at this more rapid pace because of its Boston-based innovation lab, where it develops apps for smart devices, among other things, as part of its shift from being just a pharmacy to being a more modern health care company.
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SEOUL/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A unit of U.S. activist hedge fund Elliott Management revealed on Wednesday that it holds more than $353 billion worth of shares in key affiliates of South Korea's Hyundai Motor Group and called for more rapid reform of the auto giant's governance.
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" Kids rarely ever need sports drinks, the association has said, and their use should be limited to when "there is a need for more rapid replenishment of carbohydrates and/or electrolytes in combination with water during periods of prolonged, vigorous sports participation or other intense physical activity.
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Though that additional authority for calling in airstrikes was granted under the Obama administration, the stepped-up pace of military operations under President Trump, which carries the potential for more rapid gains on the battlefield as well as increased risk of civilian casualties, has also drawn attention.
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"This stuff has been going on for a long time, but what you are seeing now is more of it, a more rapid evolution," said Cynthia Miller-Idriss, a professor of education and sociology at American University who focuses on cultural aspects of far-right youth extremism.
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But they warned that the decision could slow the pace of a global switch to clean energy, putting more lives and billions of dollars in investment at risk as climate change impacts – from worsening droughts and floods to more rapid sea-level rise – pick up pace.
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If (through greater stimulus, more aggressive Federal Reserve nominees, or dumb luck) he had presided over a more rapid and broadly shared recovery, or had managed to squeeze more radical reforms out of the political system, then Clinton's pledge to build upon his legacy would be more resonant.
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With a series of tax cuts and a moratorium on federal regulations, the GOP candidate promised that a Trump economy would also expand U.S. payrolls by 25 million new jobs over the next decade, harkening back to a period when the economy grew at a more rapid pace.
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"The government is ready to consider positively a request to use airbases and national airspace, and support the operation, if it is believed that it would lead to a more rapid and effective conclusion of the ongoing action," Pinotti said in testimony to the lower house of parliament.
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But nearly a decade ago, Vaughan made an accidental discovery that changed the way coral is bred: coral that is broken apart into small pieces regenerates at a much more rapid pace, able to grow to a size that typically takes two years in as little as two weeks.
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With these austerity measures in hand, Argentina's finance minister will travel to Washington for meetings with the IMF this week, seeking agreement for a more rapid disbursement from Argentina's $220006 billion IMF line of credit to help calm worries over the government's ability to meet its debt obligations.
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However, the rule of thumb does not always hold true or prove to be exact, since summer weather patterns will play a big role in moving the ice cover around — either encouraging some of it to remain intact or instigating a more rapid melt if sunny, mild weather prevails.
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Chris Murphy says Trump is blindly risking conflict with Iran and could spark a war even if he doesn't want oneIn September, Iran took yet another big step away from the deal when it announced it would begin developing more advanced centrifuges that allow for more rapid uranium enrichment.
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Professor Warner said what stood out was the fact that the rate of e-cigarette use had slowed from its earlier more rapid rise, a shift that he said was too early to interpret and that smoking of traditional cigarettes, after many years of declines, had not gone down.
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Most are familiar: tougher ordinances to encourage more energy-efficient buildings, stronger state mandates for renewable energy sources like wind and solar power, more rapid deployment of electric vehicles (as California requires) and efforts to begin phasing out the super-polluting compounds used in commercial and residential cooling systems.
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"We have started lifting limitations on our Research and Development imposed by the deal ... it will include development of more rapid and advanced centrifuges ... all these steps are reversible if the other side fulfils its promises," Behrouz Kamalvandi, spokesman for Iran's nuclear agency, said in a televised news conference.
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Chhota Shigri and the other glaciers of the eastern Himalayas are unusual, in that, unlike the majority of the world's glaciers, which get most of their snow from winter storms, they get much of theirs from the summer monsoons, which tend to insulate them from more rapid melting.
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"Most F.O.M.C. members had not built tax reform into their September projections, and progress has been much more rapid than they (or we) expected," Seth Carpenter, chief United States economist at UBS, wrote in a research note, referring to the Fed's policymaking arm, the Federal Open Market Committee.
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The potential for a rapid testIn some parts of the world, researchers are developing more rapid testing, similar to the tests we have for strains of influenza A and B. In Senegal, Mologic, a British testing company, is working to develop a 10-minute diagnostic test for COVID-19.
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We've heard early-stage employees say they made their choice based for more intangible reasons, like having more autonomy in their work, seeking a less structured environment, working with a certain type or set of colleagues, wanting a sense of adventure or purpose and the opportunity for more rapid career progression.
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For the private sector's space activity, the primary effect of the policy is "more rapid and more accurate information on where they can launch," as well as "flexibility in launch windows," and satellites having "more time to put toward revenue-generating activities rather than maneuvering" to avoid collision risks, Pace said.
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It's largely forgotten now, but back during the mid-aughts (a time of more rapid wage growth than what we saw in 2017, incidentally), it was commonplace in conservative circles to proclaim that we were living through a "Bush Boom" touched off by his game-changing tax cuts and deregulation.
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In this case, Dr. Tebaldi said, the analysis was even more rapid than usual — published just three days after the cold spell ended — because the researchers used methodologies that had already been developed, and because the study relied only on observations, not on computer models that can take time to run.
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With the Federal Reserve set to raise interest rates in December, my colleague R.A. argues that: Fed members argue that they are choosing to raise rates now, before inflation has returned to target, so that inflation will not jump above 2%, forcing them to raise rates in a much more rapid manner.
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Some 300 years of tree ring samples taken in both places show that the jet stream has become far more variable in the last six decades and more extreme in its positions, which results in more severe climate events and a more rapid shifting between extremes on yearly, monthly, and weekly timescales.
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A more rapid increase in emissions would have produced more of a lag between the carbon release and temperature increase, since the climate system does not respond instantaneously to a sharp rise in greenhouse gases, given that it takes time to cycle carbon through the planet's oceans and land-based carbon sinks, like forests.
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On the other hand, Stanford climate scientist and study co-author Noah Diffenbaugh said the climate system could respond to higher levels of warming in unpredictable ways that cause even more damage, such as through the sudden, more rapid melting of ice sheets, which would trigger a sudden and damaging rise in sea levels.
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But certainly it's waking up to the fact that working in partnership with more insurtech firms - working in partnership with technology firms generally - through their innovation labs now which are fairly common, is definitely enabling more rapid, and more innovative engagement models with customers, that take them into that personalization stage that really customers are beginning to expect.
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This translates to a more rapid rise in blood sugar when you drink juice -- and may even help explain why eating whole fruit, including apples, has been associated with decreased risk for type 2 diabetes, while greater consumption of fruit juices has been associated with a higher risk, according to a Harvard study published in 2013.
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Calypso was a huge undertaking, and [between] that and Woo, which is producing revenue on a slightly more rapid pace, and having newly hired [renowned designer] John Maeda [away from his last role as design partner at the venture firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers], there are a few things operationally that the company wants to nail down.
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Biden who lost his son to cancer, has already been working with Congress to "give scientists at the National Institutes of Health the strongest resources they've had in over a decade," the President said "We are making progress with a much more rapid rate than ever, especially compared to my early days in the field," Varmus said.
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Editor: Robert Birsel + 65 6870 3815 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 4503 Graphics queries: + 65 6870 3595 (All times GMT/ET) Islamic State holds up Iraqi army south of Mosul QAYYARA/BAGHDAD, Iraq - Islamic State fighters keep up their fierce defense of southern approaches to Mosul, holding up Iraqi troops there and forcing elite army unit east of city to put more rapid advance on hold.
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"Progress on the standardization has been relatively limited, although the main change in 2017 compared to previous years is that the standard setting bodies like the Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI) and Islamic Financial Services Board have now understood that there is an issue with standardization and that this should happen to allow the market to grow at a more rapid pace."
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Recent Nielsen scanner data, in particular, has remained strong and the pace of sizable new distribution additions (including Tim Horton's Canada for Beyond Breakfast Sausage, Canada Retail, and Netherlands Retail in the past 30 days) suggest strong sales momentum in 2019-20, where we forecast $214mn/$85mn (+143%/+65% Y/Y) of revenues, with upside optionality from additional large QSR wins and more rapid international expansion in the near-term.
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Every country on earth will be finding ways to reduce the use of coal and oil, while incentivizing broader adoption of energy from solar, wind, and biomass; investing in energy-efficiency projects, such as replacing old streetlights with LEDs and adding smart controls to building HVAC systems; and deploying alternative-fuel vehicles at a more rapid pace, including battery- and hydrogen-powered electric cars (with significant investment in the related charging and refueling infrastructure).
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Fitch's latest forecast changes include upward revisions to 2017 growth of 0.3pp for the eurozone and the UK, 0.2pp for Japan and an upward revision of 0.3pp for 2018 for the US. "While there is genuine upside to the near-term outlook - stemming primarily from a faster-than-expected easing of US fiscal policy and the possibility of animal spirits sparking a more rapid US private investment recovery - downside risks also loom large," added Mr. Coulton.
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Dombrovskis said the country's approach to public spending had led to "some degree" of financial instability, triggered higher interest rates both for sovereign lending and the broader economy, undermined investor confidence and caused the country to endure the slowest rate of expansion of any economy in the EU. "So, from that point of view, we think it is important to reconsider this fiscal trajectory, to ensure financial stability and to ensure Italy can return to more rapid economic growth," he added.
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Falling marriage and birth rates in China, along with a decades-long one-child policy, are creating a population that is aging at a far more rapid pace than the U.S. Yi Fuxian, a critic of the one-child policy and author of the book "Big Country With an Empty Nest," pointed out that in 1980, the median age of a person in China was 22, versus 30 in the U.S. By 2018, the median age of an American climbed to 38, but that of a Chinese person was two years older.
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