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...Crimson stayed on pace with Princeton for the first few points of the second set, but once again, scoring runs put the Tigers out ahead...
Rensselaer (14-11-6, 11-5-4 ECAC), which stands tied with Harvard (17-6-4, 12-6-2) for third in the ECAC standings, made a push for playoff home ice with a home 3-2 overtime victory Friday night. But the Crimson kept pace with the Engineers by responding with a 2-1 victory at Union (5-26-1, 1-18-1) on Saturday...
...average, these events are occurring about 11 days earlier, and the pace of change has been accelerating with every decade. "The pattern is very similar," says Thackeray, "whether you look at marine or freshwater or terrestrial organisms...
...That, it certainly isn't. Toyota is still an extraordinary outfit, one likely to set the pace in the automotive industry for years. But it can't do so without addressing its shortfalls. Complexity is the enemy of any manufacturer, and rapid growth increases it. "Toyota faced excessive or overwhelming complexity that even its strong capability could not handle adequately," notes University of Tokyo professor Takahiro Fujimoto, who is affiliated with the Wharton School's IMVP. (Read "Toyota's Recall Will Test Customer Loyalty...
Glaciers are thought to change at, well, a glacial pace. Certainly that has been true throughout the planet's history. The current ice age - known as the Pilocene-Quatenary glaciation, which began 2.6 million years ago - has witnessed some 20 cycles of glacial (freezing) and interglacial (thawing) periods, with ice sheets advancing and retreating completely on roughly 100,000-year time scales. But scientists are unsure exactly what prompts the shifts in cycles...