They learn much faster.

Light is much faster than sound.

AK A little faster. And much more easy, much more natural.

But it's much faster than conventional farming.

So exactly why did China grow so much faster?

Question How much faster did this group solve the problem?

If I spin this pulley, the small one's going to spin much faster.

The first question there is why China has grown so much faster than India.

And we've been trawling them down much faster than the natural systems can replenish them.

The latter continues to climb at a rate much faster than that of domestic production.

Trade, which began to grow faster than output from the mid 1980s, expanded much faster in the 1990s, with developing countries in the vanguard (UNCTAD 2003 41 44).

In theory, any developing country that can harness its latecomer s advantage to achieve technological and industrial upgrading can grow faster than developed countries. How much faster is an empirical question.

We haven't yet understood that we're going at a much faster pace than the planet can sustain.

PCNTL now uses ticks as the signal handle callback mechanism, which is much faster than the previous mechanism.

If you can reduce traffic even somewhat, then congestion will go down much faster than you might think.

Poof, they learn much faster the motivation, the empathy they can establish with the patient is completely different, completely.

So I'm going to show you a very quick video where we are doing a test scenario it's much faster.

By companies asking for this, we can leverage production so much faster than by waiting for consumers to do it.

In the '90s, it was 13th, and not because standards had fallen, but because they had risen so much faster elsewhere.

We're really dominated now by those things that we're using up faster and faster and faster.

The catch, however, to this is that you have to innovate faster and faster and faster.

New predators, hyenas, getting faster and faster still.

Like that. And then we get a little faster and a little faster and a little faster.

It also involves, crucially, importing an essential intangible asset knowledge. Economies can learn faster than they can invent, so less developed countries can achieve much faster growth than was experienced by today s industrialized countries when they were becoming wealthy.

The question is, notwithstanding the problems, will we now be able to ensure that those previous agreements in principle are implemented much faster?

The Government has continued to tackle the daunting tasks inside Somalia at a much faster pace than the international community could have anticipated.

And the faster we do that, the faster our ideas evolve.

I'm faster.

Faster, Tom.

So the image is that we're not only on a treadmill that's going faster, but we have to change the treadmill faster and faster.

But today s young democracies have to do everything much faster. They don t have the luxury of restricting suffrage to property owners, or to more educated citizens.

First, free movement has meant that good players from small leagues improve much more than they would had they stayed home. A good Danish or Bulgarian player improves much faster if he joins Manchester United or Barcelona.

RMB appreciation should have started earlier and at a faster pace, when China s trade surplus was much smaller and its growth was much less dependent on exports. Delay has made current account rebalancing via RMB appreciation costly.

Faster, higher, stronger.

Well it's no secret that computers, through Moore's law, are speeding up faster and faster.

But in just a tiny sliver of the Earth's history, the last one millionth part, a few thousand years, the patterns of vegetation altered much faster than before.

TK A little faster?

They also got faster.

A little bit faster.

They made faster things.

Let's start with faster.

Go a little faster!

We must act faster.

Individual galaxies are speeding away from us faster and faster so we say the universe is accelerating.

Basically what we need to do is replace cells in those few areas of the brain that lose cells at a respectable rate, especially neurons, but we don't want to replace them any faster than that or not much faster anyway, because replacing them too fast would degrade cognitive function.