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rapid adjective accelerated, active, bustling, express, fast, feverish, fleet, galloping, hasty, hurried, instant, light-footed, lively, nimble, posthaste, quick, rapidus, rushing, smart, speedy, swift, velox, winged See also: cursory, expeditious, impulsive, instantaneous, precipitate, summary How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The rapidness of developments in networking is evident even in the short span between the development of the questionnaire for this study and the time of the writing of this article. The rapidness with which CE and computing devices today are evolving is no less than astounding, with more innovation right around the corner," said Y. Samaritan Research Laboratories, a scientific team in conjunction with the Georgetown University collaboration with a unique melding of innovative Scientists, MD's, PhD's and a Computer Scientist to increase the rapidness of development and save research dollars. |
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