So, I'd like to think that she can get faster.
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To get faster speeds, you'd need a BMI surgical implant.
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Much like desktop printers, industrial-sized ones will also get faster.
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But, as computers get faster, this problem should eventually be surmounted.
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You get faster processing speed that way, and longer battery life.
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They get faster relief, in a matter of months, not years.
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To get faster, the Pentagon is once again turning to computers.
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You're able to make physical gains that you need to get faster.
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Get faster read and write speed with the MobileMate 21 USB reader.
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Their life cycles also get faster, causing them to reproduce more quickly.
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And they get faster relief too — a matter of months, not years.
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It will get faster, in a few years, but not during these Games.
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With each block, the incoming flurries get faster, the game growing more challenging.
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The carrier is also adding a new option to get faster speeds abroad.
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"To get faster wage growth, the economy needs faster productivity growth," he said.
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When the bezels shrink and the guts get faster, that's what's supposed to happen.
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But when they get faster, the study of insects may help the robotics field.
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As software techniques are refined and computers get faster, training becomes easier and quicker.
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Computers will get faster and, eventually, we'll find aliens if they're there to find.
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Gradually, people realized they could get faster by running longer and varying the pace.
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Overseas deals in those areas are likely to get faster approvals from the government.
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Wheels Cars need to get faster — not on the road, but on the inside.
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As attacks get faster, the cost of defending against the attacks will get higher.
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The legal services get faster, cheaper and more predictable, so Atrium can offer upfront pricing.
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Don't worry that you won't be rewarded for your speed, once you do get faster.
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He is today reinventing with Lendix the way European companies get faster and simpler financing.
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Because it "learns" the system can get faster and faster as it builds more programs.
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As the number of transactions that fit into each block goes up, transactions get faster.
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If you live in Japan, Guam, or Australia, your internet may be about to get faster.
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As internet speeds get faster, the technology and infrastructure required to provide them becomes more expensive.
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That could improve productivity as roads become less congested, internet connections get faster and so on.
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You also get faster the more you do, as you start to understand how everything works.
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Smartphones get faster all the time, and their cameras get better, but those changes are incremental.
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Here are some tips for leveraging social media to get faster service on your next trip.
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But the mechanisms by which it originated are only going to get faster and more powerful.
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Under ideal conditions, you may get faster internet speeds on your phone than your home internet connection.
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I wanted to get faster, but I didn't want to spend any more time on the sport.
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However, there is a way to get faster read and write speeds from the 21TB microSD card.
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As the technology matures and the software encounters more complex environments, Zimmer wrote, cars will get faster.
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How do we get faster growth...obviously, we've got to increase the skill base of South Africans.
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Flickr continues to get faster and more stable, and important new features are being built once again.
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He allegedly used the motorcade to get faster to both business meetings, as well as dinner dates.
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This is really the way all carriers are heading, as customer internet connections get faster and more reliable.
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"It's going to get smoother, it's going to get faster, it's going to get more efficient," he said.
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For that, the actual processors have to get faster, a feat that bumps up against what's physically possible.
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History may be cyclical, but for centuries it's been an undisputed truth that with time things get faster.
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Every year we get faster phones, cameras with more megapixels and movies where superheroes do more than gods.
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The relatively tiny units are spread around the house to get faster, more stable connections without any dead spots.
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We say that these issues will go away when processors get faster and more efficient, when batteries get better.
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The Fed seems to have declared they're not going to move again unless they get faster growth and inflation.
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Sorry, but until in-in display fingerprint readers get faster and more reliable, physical ones beat them every time.
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Oh, and here's a tip: Sign up for Amazon Prime as soon as possible so you can get faster shipping.
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Meaning, websites that use AMP will get faster load times, but they won't get a higher priority in the results.
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When he arrived in the Bundesliga at Stuttgart, he went to see a track coach to help him get faster.
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What's next: The German government says if Facebook doesn't get faster at deleting potentially libelous stories, it will force compliance.
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I'm trying to get faster, and it's good to know that a 7:40 pace can feel comfortable on certain days.
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Maybe my horse found a niche on how to get faster somewhere down the line in the last couple of weeks.
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Are you eager enough for 5G that you'll buy a specific phone and an accessory just to get faster data speeds?
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"The Fed is raising [rates] because they think the economy is sounder and we're going to get faster growth," argued Siegel.
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And to me it was kind of this game of, every day I was able to get faster, stronger in the water.
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As 3D printers get faster and the quality of their output improves, the market for manufactured goods will, he reckons, change dramatically.
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Both options should still take modern computers years to crack, until systems get faster or the age of quantum computing finally arrives.
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And when I learned how to get faster, he used to go on races with me, and he was always very slow.
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As models get faster and more accurate, the value proposition of companies that can consume imagery and spit back insights is growing.
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But 3D printers can already print a range of materials, including metal, and they will only get faster and cheaper from here.
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But all of them agreed that to make progress on DNA research security, screening needs to get faster, cheaper, and better coordinated.
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Supporters say the new policy, which is likely to go into effect in June, will help veterans get faster and better care.
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It'll record your laps on a built-in camera and provide tons of lap time data that'll help you get faster over time.
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Eero will get faster after the first 24 hours (left), though I was pretty pleased with my out-of-the-box speeds (right).
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To take advantage of my "power" genes, Steele suggested adding various types of intervals that would help me get faster and trainer better.
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There is evidence that Australians are using their private plans to get faster access to knee replacements, for example, and other surgical procedures.
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It's mostly trying to promote transparency, executive director Austin Evers told me yesterday, and it's ready to file lawsuits to get faster FOIA responses.
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Delgado also tweaked the gameplay so that it's a seven-day challenge, and each day, the ducks get faster and the game gets harder.
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The site allows users to measure travel times between various parts of a city, tracking how those trips get faster or slower over time.
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Bowles, in his season-ending news conference, said he would like the team to get faster, and that will presumably be a key objective.
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Replace some or all of the human labor and you get faster drop-offs, more pick-ups per hour, and cheaper goods for everyone.
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Device manufacturers can, to some extent, customize HaLow to their needs to get faster transfers, but that'll happen at the expense of battery life.
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I've had amazing strength coaches throughout my career, and they've helped me maximize my speed, and have helped me get faster on the ice.
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As the phone gets smarter about your habits, it should also get faster over time; 80 percent faster, Huawei claims, after 16 months of use.
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"Everything is going to get faster and smarter and shorter — and anyone who stands in the way will be destroyed," says Axios's editor, Nicholas Johnston.
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The answer, you already know, is for those point-of-sale terminals to get faster and smarter along with mobile payments becoming more universally accepted.
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"There is grave concern in the environmental community, myself included, that what Pruitt will do is get faster but much less rigorous cleanup," Loeb said.
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He will slowly start working up to chasing, and it will get faster and faster until his head is hitting whatever wall he bangs into.
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Do you think humans will continue to set records as we get faster, stronger and more agile — and as we are supported by better technology?
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But as the game progresses and the spinning cups get faster, it becomes much trickier to get all of the balls to their final destination.
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The company is becoming more digital, we are changing how we work from within to get faster, more nimble and adapting to what's happening in retail.
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Called Movement, the site allows users to measure travel times between various parts of a city, tracking how those trips get faster or slower over time.
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As our computers get faster, and browsers optimize JavaScript performance, we've gone from reading email and writing text documents to doing graphic design and making music.
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Express and Stick get faster Today, the $29.99 Roku Express and $39.99 Express+ (which offers composite A/V ports, in addition to HDMI), are getting upgraded.
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The company has built up a robust Prime business, where users pay annual subscriptions to get faster shipping and access to content like movies and music.
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But as connectivity improves and mobile networks get faster and less laggy, some startups and surgeons think it's time to make internet surgery a routine option.
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In this crisis, what the MTA needs is the willingness to move forward and get faster, and the internal expertise to be able to implement it.
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Like, no matter what, memorize them as quickly as you can and then get faster and faster and faster and keep doing that until they call action.
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"Some is about moving to Europe as well, it could be Turkey or other countries in Europe, in order to get faster deliveries to Europe," he said.
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" "We believe that we'll get faster economic growth, that will exceed this $1.5 (trillion), so we do not anticipate a big deficit effect from this tax reform.
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The WD Blue and WD Green lines are SATA SSDs that you can slip into a laptop to get faster, more efficient performance than a hard drive.
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Now estimates are that it is close to 6 years before a user upgrades their PC. Every year PCs get faster, lighter and have better battery life.
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So that means that we are we said new grouping of the brands we think we have a chance to get faster and still keeping the synergies.
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Why it matters: Johnson's quick movement on the issue shows how companies are having to get faster on their responses to these situations to prevent nationwide boycotts.
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JD says its objective is not to eliminate workers but to get faster and more reliable, and that it will shift its warehouse people to other jobs.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian teenager Ariarne Titmus has a simple message for her competitors in the pool at next month's Commonwealth Games — she is only going to get faster.
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Automated factories don't get faster or more productive; they just swap human labor for their machine equivalent, with the benefits of this exchange accrued by those in charge.
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Picking the right music that will help you start out at an easy pace and then gradually get faster—it's going to help you make that a habit.
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Users also can opt for a semi-annual channel that features — surprise — two releases per year for those teams that want to get faster access to new features.
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It's even possible — just about — to read the story as you jump along, though as you get faster you may have to practice a bit of speed reading.
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" He continued, "And more to the point, we have to get faster economic growth, because with faster economic growth, you get bigger paychecks, you get bigger wage growth.
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If you go over 15 GB, you can always opt to pay $10/GB to get faster speeds again (or, in Google's word, "opt out of slower speeds").
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The two phones do have some ability to get faster speeds down the road: T-Mobile says they both support mid-band spectrum that's currently owned by Sprint.
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I can't complain about faster internet speeds; it's what we all want, and T-Mobile's new 5G network modestly delivers that (and it will gradually get faster too).
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Image by Luis Llerena via UnsplashInternet connections get faster but websites get more complex—and that means we often still have to wait an age for pages to load.
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As you can see, while there are many areas that are higher-income but still don't get faster AT&T service, barely any of the poor areas have it.
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As you get faster, you'll notice that all your active hand needs to do is roll the pin back and forth while your other hand just rotates the wrapper.
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The former CEO of Zenefits was pushed out of the $4.5 billion human resources startup because he built a hack that let him and employees get faster insurance certifications.
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At some point in the future, you'll upgrade to a phone that has it, and if you have the right carrier in the right city, you'll get faster speeds.
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I think it's better to try to get faster at society correcting than trying to slow down technological progress, and we so far have been very bad at that.
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Other announcements include Twitter Engage, a new standalone app that will allow creators a way to monitor engagement and and get faster, more detailed analytics on how their Tweets are performing.
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"I think as we move towards this new approach of figuring out who did it, making it public and imposing consequences that we have to get faster at it," he said.
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WE KNOW IF WE DON'T IMPROVE OUR SPEED, BY THAT, THE ENTIRE SUPPLY CHAIN, FROM THE DESIGN STANDPOINT TO THE SOURCING PERSPECTIVE TO THE LOGISTICS PIECE, WE HAVE TO GET FASTER.
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This is also the first iMac with Apple's upgraded Fusion Drive configuration, which is essentially a more affordable option to get faster computing speeds on Mac OS without paying for SSD.
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As processors get faster and smaller we seem to reach points of inflection, our technological progress allows us to do something that wasn't really possible before, or at least wasn't practical.
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I entertain my coupled pals with tales of my Tinder dates, freely flirt with bartenders to get faster drinks for the group, and confidently show up to parties solo all the time.
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In other words, we remember the most efficient ways to find information and we get faster all the time, which disincentivizes the long-term storage of the individual facts we look for.
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So I kind of failed at figuring out how to do it faster, because apparently the only way to do it faster is to do more and more and naturally get faster.
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Consumers get faster deliveries and greater choice of goods, store owners realize increased revenues and touchpoints with their customers, and consumer goods companies get better access and insight into their target audiences.
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"I'm 19 years old, so I'm at the beginning and I want to get faster and better ... but we need also the financial support to get a good professional team," she said.
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But as policy — in terms of what DACA meant for immigrants — March 5 just marked an inflection point, at which the unraveling of DACA, up to then relatively slow, would get faster.
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Besides that letter-sliding mode you have available to you, the app is designed to get faster over time, as it learns your typing behavior and comes up with smarter predictions and corrections.
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The US needs more spectrum to get faster LTE speeds — but that will be a while However, if the US wants to improve its LTE speeds further, what it needs is more spectrum.
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Samsung tells me they've improved the sensors and doubled the sensitivity inside of the smartwatch to get faster readouts and be better at tracking your sleep, automatically detecting workouts, and monitoring your heart.
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As systems on a chip, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth get faster and more efficient, users should be able to swap out the computing card for a new one without replacing the speaker altogether.
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We're well matched as runners, and we've run together a lot, talking about a registration issue or a youth program in the middle of our runs, and we get faster as we go.
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Our brain filtering system — like the speed of a computer — has to get faster and faster," said neuroscientist and leadership coach Tara Swart, author of "Neuroscience for Leadership: Harnessing the Brain Gain Advantage.
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"We have got to get faster; we've got to be more agile," said Admiral Rogers, who clashed with White House officials when they thought he was acting too slowly against the Islamic State.
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Instead of the devices having to transmit data for processing and insights to data centers in another location, edge computing enables them to get faster access to computing power often in real time.
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"Caavo's approach is very purposefully trying to be neutral to all of these services and allowing the consumer to get faster access to all the content they want to get access to," Krikorian said.
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"We know that in every case they are trying to get faster and better at what they do and integrating technology into their platforms," Commodore Ollie Lewis, Commander of Submarine Squadron 12 told CNN.
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As soon as you start to pump and the cash comes in and that helps quite a bit on the shale side so they can react much faster, get faster to money as well.
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His blog, Marathon Investigation, has led to several runners being disqualified from races after cutting the course to fudge their times, or having another, faster runner race under their name to get faster race times.
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JAKARTA, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Indonesia's central bank plans to change some lending rules, on top of the benchmark cut made on Tuesday, to stimulate demand and get faster credit and economic growth, its governor said.
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"I know what my best times are, and I have my goals, and I'm working to get faster and that's what I've been doing all year, and hopefully it all shows up this week," she added.
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This opens the door for companies like Comcast, AT&T, Verizon, and Charter to pick winners and losers on the Internet by controlling which online companies get faster and better quality of service and at what price.
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Gurman's report said some MacBook Pro notebooks would get faster chips, the MacBook would receive its annual update (which happened earlier in the spring last year) and the old-but-popular MacBook Air could even get an update.
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LONDON, Dec 20 (Reuters) - More people in Britain can get faster broadband and a good mobile signal than last year but some rural areas are still behind towns and cities for coverage, telecoms regulator Ofcom said on Friday.
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If you're using a device that has 3 x 63 or 4 x 4 MiMO support, such as a MacBook Pro, you'll be able to get faster speeds with the Beacon 3 than a similar Eero Pro setup.
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On a very basic level, I thought it was more likely if he was elected that we'd get faster economic growth and at the very least that would start to light people up who are in real economic crisis.
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The internet will get faster yet again as protocols like QUIC become more prevalent Although HTTP/2 has a large effect on web performance, it also depends on the TCP protocol for connections, which can cause performance problems on lossy networks.
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But on the bright side "[It] was actually a great deal of fun; a bit like solving one of those sliding block-puzzles in your head, with the added satisfaction of seeing the game get faster as you went," Lewis recalled.
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But to get faster and more reliable, just as important is automation: From smart warehouses that process orders, to self-driving trucks and drones to deliver them, JD's research and development team is working on ways to eliminate costly workers.
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The hospital chain also created an online chatbot that is helping to field many initial questions from potential patients, which is reducing traffic to the hospitals and allowing those with the most urgent cases to get faster access to care.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Olympic 100 meters freestyle champion Kyle Chalmers swam the fastest time of the year in the blue riband event on Monday and then warned his rivals at this year's world championships that he is only going to get faster.
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And while NFL defenses eventually adjusted to the changes—at least in terms of raw yardage—receivers became more effective, able to get faster and lighter because they didn't have to bull through a defender at the top of the route.
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And as more big men with outside touch enter the league, other teams will be able to duplicate Boston's current tactics against Simmons and Embiid—who can't guard Horford and won't suddenly get faster on the perimeter—unless they sharpen their weaknesses.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoLet's face it, even though phones continue to get faster and companies continue to cram even more tech into people's pocket computers, you wouldn't be wrong if you said smartphones have gotten a little boring to the casual consumer.
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This will get faster (with 5G), but 4G already satisfies my needs," said Li. "I won't really consider switching my phone until 5G has been operating stably on the market for some time without any bugs – or unless they stop offering 4G.
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This will get faster (with 5G), but 4G already satisfies my needs," said Li. "I won't really consider switching my phone until 5G has been operating stably on the market for some time without any bugs – or unless they stop offering 4G.
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So we kind of bet on page appraisal and rich MySQL databases, and then that servers were going to get faster and faster, so doing it dynamically, while a little bit slower to serve each page, would allow so much more flexibility.
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But, sufficient Wi-Fi speed has been challenging as our devices get faster and our HD/Ultra-HD video streaming subscriptions take over TV; and as broadband speeds have zoomed up to 100-1000 Mbps, the need for a reliable Wi-Fi has never been so important.
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If 5G technology isn't living up to consumer expectations and a wireless-cable transaction could demonstrably help people get faster and more reliable broadband connections, regulators shouldn't move to block a deal even if the deals would be some of the largest in total value ever attempted.
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Huawei's promise is that the Mate 9 which actually get faster the more you use it — the opposite of what happens with most Android phones — and the company claims internal tests have found that performance improved by as much as 8 percent over 10,000 hours of simulated use.
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"Our latest initiative aims to ensure that all UK premises can get faster broadband, even in the hardest to reach parts of the UK." The government said the BT plan foresaw taking coverage of at least 10Mbps to around 99 percent of homes and businesses by 2020 with full expansion completed within two years after that.
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Such experiences are going to be more and more common as wireless internet speeds get faster, which is why China's already started researching a 6G network, even though its only just launched a 5G one, an official from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology told a crowd on Thursday, according to state-sponsored Xinhua News Network.
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After a "down year" in which he had the fewest goals of his career in an 82-game season with 33, Ovechkin is "going to have to think of ways he can evolve into a player that still has a major impact on the game" by training to get faster as he turns 32, MacLellan said.
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"As we were going to raise the next round of funding, our choices were to go out and raise the next round and go down this path, or look for a complementary platform on which we can vet our products and then get faster customer acquisition and really scale this to hundreds or thousands of customers," he said.
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Secure logins should get faster with this year's iPhones, thanks to what Apple's calling a 30 percent faster Face ID scanner that can recognize you from more angles as well — but if you've been longing for a fingerprint sensor, the latest rumors are that Apple will put one underneath the iPhone's glass screen in 2020 or perhaps 2021.
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Plus, both AT&T and Verizon expect current LTE networks to get faster as 5G rolls out — partly because people moving to 5G will free up room on the LTE networks, partly because of all the underlying infrastructure improvements the carriers are making to ensure their 5G networks will be faster, and partly because we still haven't reached the limit of what LTE can do.
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Then there is what we're doing with those devices: video and streaming are the name of the game today, and as speeds have started to get faster and more reliable, and devices have gotten better, people have come to expect more of these services, such as faster performance, better and more immersive video, and the ability to upload video (of yourself!) as much as to be able to stream down content.
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It accomplished its task ten years ago when it taught us that laptops could be powerful and light, but it weighs the same as a souped up MacBook Pro, and weighs more than the more powerful MacBook—the true successor to the Air and a laptop that will only get better as low powered processors get faster (hopefully its price will get lower too, as $1300 for a m3 processor is never, ever reasonable).
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