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Many of those speedups appear at depths of around 2,900 kilometers, says Jung-Fu Lin, a geophysicist at the Lawrence Livermore (Calif. The sluggish economy took its toll and studios got out of sync from a production speedup (and subsequent slow-down) resulting from strike threats by actors and writers that never materialized. Our function generators offer Log Point's customers new world record speed by a wide margin, because usual methods for computing such functions take 20 to 50 or more times longer, which is a versatile competitive edge that is permanent because the new software and hardware designs amplify any future speedup made to their hardware," said Lester Pickett, Chief Technologist of Log Point. |
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