Step Speed Run the program one step at a time

The bus picked up the speed gradually.

We used to boast about fast social progress.

I'm amazed at his rapid progress in English.

As soon as I focused on this material, I took off.

The third one I want to talk about quickly is the progression dynamic, where you have to sort of make progress, you have to move through different steps in a very granular fashion.

It's like a wireless accelerometer, pedometer.

And many advances now, we can do that fairly readily.

It's a little mechanical pen that has very, very fast step motors inside of the pen.

Skyrocketing oil prices, however, were nullifying the country's previous advances.

This is one important and real step that we can quickly embark upon.

And the first step took tens of thousands of years stone tools, fire, the wheel kept accelerating.

The mission further called upon its interlocutors to accelerate the review and adoption of the electoral law.

Uganda had made several concessions in the hope of accelerating progress towards that end.

Steps must be taken before the 1999 General Conference session to expedite the settlement of arrears.

But if it can get us out of this hole, can we retreat a little in order to jump forward, accelerate and gain a few more steps ahead?

Extra efforts are urgently needed to further accelerate the achievement of the next target.

VI. Steps undertaken to expedite the preparation of supplements to the Repertoire of the Practice of the Security Council

The Board encourages the Administration to further hasten acceptance of donor contributions.

He summons his picked troops. They stumble on their way. They dash to its wall, and the protective shield is put in place.

He summons his picked troops. They stumble on their way. They dash to its wall, and the protective shield is put in place.

He shall recount his worthies they shall stumble in their walk they shall make hast to the wall thereof, and the defence shall be prepared.

He shall recount his worthies they shall stumble in their walk they shall make hast to the wall thereof, and the defence shall be prepared.

The country is on the right track for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, but must pick up the pace.

We strongly expect that concrete and expeditious steps will be taken on the basis of the Plan of Action .

However, further clarification was needed, for example, with respect to the implications for the swift administration of justice.

Such rapid steps would provide a critical support for national Millennium Development Goals strategies.

(3) The arbitral tribunal shall decide promptly on any objection to the preliminary order.

Rapid progress has put many countries on track to meet the MDGs.

(f) Modern technological advances pose a very serious problem to law enforcement in the field of pornography.

And, you know, people said, Aimee, you know, you've got speed you've got natural speed but you don't have any skill or finesse going down that track.

This is the main pedestrian mall we did it in 72 hours. Yes, you have to be fast.

Computing power for a given price continues to grow at the same rapid pace as in the past decade.

A chunk of rock six miles across, moving something like 50 times the speed of a rifle bullet, slammed into the Earth.

And by the age of 16, with rapid promotion, he was running the drugs trade in 10 favelas.

Considers it essential to build the capacity of peacekeeping contingents for more rapid deployment

Those steps had needed to be taken quickly enough to regain confidence and prestige on the international scene.

Therefore, he urged all Member States to take the steps necessary to ensure the speedy ratification of the Convention.

It is a further qualification test of the accelerometer before it will be mounted on board of scientific satellites.

Overall, the global economic condition was not keeping pace with a rapidly changing international context.

(g) The Administration should monitor and accelerate the pace of preparedness for managing the year 2000 issue.

The conclusion to be drawn from the seventh quinquennial survey is that the rate at which countries have embraced abolition has proceeded at a steady pace, even if a somewhat more modest one than during the previous 10 years, when 39 countries (an average of almost four a year) abolished capital punishment a pace of change described in the report on the fifth and sixth surveys as quite remarkable .

Consideration of those two items is of increasing importance today, first and foremost because of the rapid pace of political, economic and cultural change and scientific advances.

In operational terms, the progressive establishment of regional service centres in support of country offices will further ensure speed of services to programme countries in all regions.

My main message is that progress in technology is exponential, not linear.