massively multiplayer pong game

And they are doing it massively.

And you can see the massively parallel processing Nintendos there.

Day three, she gets a massively big pox on her shoulder.

The rags were unwrapped from a little girl whose body was massively burned.

Although funding had increased, the response to the pandemic was massively under resourced.

And the one I showed you before was, of course, a massively complex one.

It's not that experts have not massively contributed to the world of course they have.

Instead of having Vaclav Smil's massively fatal discontinuity of life, we can ensure the continuity of life.

He called these, massively fatal discontinuities, meaning that they could kill up to 100 million people in the next 50 years.

In fact, it's so massively rich that it can contain the four other top industrialized nations' economies inside itself, it's so vastly rich.

First of all, the number of treated bed nets distributed has increased massively during the past three years, and tenfold in more than a dozen African countries.

Women and girls in Colombia have become military targets and grave human rights violations are massively and systematically carried out against their persons, their bodies and their freedom

The religious lobby in this country is massively financed by foundations to say nothing of all the tax benefits by foundations such as the Templeton Foundation and the Discovery Institute.

As Afghanistan continues to prepare for the September elections, I trust that its people will once again show their keen interest in the democratic process and will participate massively in the polls.

They're all kinds of ways we can use massively collected data to create sensor networks to follow the population, understand what's happening in the population, and intervene in the population for the better.

For Pakistanis, however, Musharraf s martial rule emasculated civil liberties, pressured media whenever he disagreed with editorial content, massively increased the intelligence service s meddling in politics, and papered over the genuine grievances of disenfranchised people.

So now what we do is we take a genome, we make maybe 50 copies of it, we cut all those copies up into little 50 base reads, and then we sequence them, massively parallel.

By contrast, the DSM 5 proposes to eliminate the bereavement exclusion. Anyone with depressive symptoms for just two weeks after suffering a significant loss would be diagnosed with major depressive disorder, massively pathologizing normal intense grief.

In particular, none of the Government's proposals have recognized women and girls as victims of the conflict and no measures have been proposed or adopted to safeguard their rights, which have been massively and systematically violated.

At the height of the migrant crisis, it hoped, for once, to receive some. The public, categorical rejection of Germany s silent plea by countries that continue to benefit massively from European solidarity will not be easily forgotten.

Choice. Now you all shop online, compare online, do everything online, and yet this revolution has hardly touched the surface of public services like education, or health care or policing, and you're going to see this change massively.

That means emergency measures designed to write off a sizeable proportion of the debt, provide new credits, massively increase assistance to meet the most urgent social needs and, in particular, to increase access to food, water and energy.

The real tragedy of the last century is this if you think about the world's population as a giant computer, a massively parallel processor, then the great tragedy has been that billions of our processors have been off line.

BRUSSELS Judging from the headlines, one might get the impression that the 400 million citizens eligible to participate in the recent European Parliament elections voted massively against the European Union. True, anti establishment, mostly Euroskeptic, parties won about one fifth of the vote.

The Sudanese authorities concerned, including the government of southern Sudan, the international agencies and the donors, must act immediately and massively expand their presence in all parts of the south, provide the necessary relief and protection and start to reconstruct the infrastructure.

In the similar circumstances of a financial meltdown in 1931, there were also only a limited number of governments that could be effective. The old economic superpower, Britain, was too exhausted and strained to help anyone else.  World s reserves were massively accumulated in the US.

But both strategies are probably correct. Most studies show that deep de carbonization of the world economy from now to mid century, a time horizon mandated by environmental realities, will require that all low carbon options including greater efficiency and renewables be scaled up massively.

Weakened by this crisis, they are the first to suffer from the cuts in financial flows. The international financial institutions must support them massively, and also have the resources needed to foresee global unbalances and prevent crises, rather than respond only when events become urgent.

In the similar circumstances of a financial meltdown in 1931, there were also only a limited number of governments that could be effective. The old economic superpower, Britain, was too exhausted and strained to help anyone else. World s reserves were massively accumulated in the US.

Sebastian Seung is mapping a massively ambitious new model of the brain that focuses on the connections between each neuron. He calls it our connectome, and it's as individual as our genome and understanding it could open a new way to understand our brains and our minds.

But both strategies are probably correct. Most studies show that deep de carbonization of the world economy from now to mid century, a time horizon mandated by environmental realities, will require that all low carbon options including greater efficiency and renewables 160 be scaled up massively.

Corporations have benefited massively from these stimulus measures, but at the expense of the working population. Profit margins have expanded to record highs as companies have cut costs, delayed infrastructure investments, borrowed at ultra low rates, and taken advantage of weak labor markets to avoid raising wages.

The fact is that only the US and the massively over represented countries of the European Union supported the Greek bailout. Indeed, the major emerging economies all strongly opposed it, with the Brazilian representative calling it a bailout of Greece s private debt holders, mainly European financial institutions.

Other urban facilities will also be in strong demand, because China s urban population will continue to increase massively for the foreseeable future. Given that the urbanization ratio is still quite low, at 48 , a relatively high investment in infrastructure may be sustained for a long time.

Less than 10 of plastic trash is recycled compared to almost 90 of metals because of the massively complicated problem of finding and sorting the different kinds. Frustrated by this waste, Mike Biddle has developed a cheap and incredibly energy efficient plant that can, and does, recycle any kind of plastic.

Over the long run, globalization and economic convergence will resume, and emerging market and commodity currencies will have to strengthen. At the same time, the prospect of higher US inflation and massively higher US public debt levels must eventually weigh on the dollar, as does the still worrisome US trade deficit.

The post 2007 crisis was not simply a financial affair. It began as a result of weakness in a specific sector residential mortgages after a bubble in home prices allowed many Americans to borrow massively, and often disastrously, against the putative value of their equity in order to finance purchases.

They responded that they had not rescued the truly bad speculative actor, Russia that they had bailed in, not bailed out, the New York banks, by requiring them to cough up additional money to support South Korea s economy and that everyone had benefited massively, because a global recession was avoided.

Even with two of the ten rotating Security Council seats, the Asia Pacific region is still massively under represented. The Asia Pacific region accounts for roughly 55 of the world s population and 44 of its annual income but has just 20 (three out of 15) of the seats on the Security Council.

For reasons that are still debated, the renminbi became massively undervalued exports were much higher than imports, and the current account surplus reached more than 10 of GDP. Instead of letting the renminbi appreciate and gradually reducing their reliance on export markets, the Chinese authorities preferred to accumulate foreign reserves (US Treasury debt).

In the United States, the government constructed transformational networks (the interstate highway system), massively subsidized their construction (the transcontinental railroads), or played the foundational role in their design and early development (the Internet). Activist states around the world have funded basic science and served as early customers for the novel products that result.

Europe, however, will play no part in the region, simply because any attempt to do so would place too much strain on its reach and resources. Yet, given Europe s growing economic dependence on East Asia, its interests are massively engaged a mismatch that could cause the EU considerable discomfort in the medium term.

How can we undo the imbalances of economies China, followed far behind by Europe exporting massively to the United States or to the dollar zone? Will the US mortgage market, which is expected to become even more difficult in 2008, subside into calm afterwards, or will it contaminate the whole international financial system?

But phasing in austerity more gradually, and thus back loading the adjustment, would have posed less risk to the economy s anemic recovery while maintaining a credible commitment to fiscal consolidation. Instead, the government could well end up with no plan B in case plan A massively front loaded austerity leads to a double dip recession.