Word: paces
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...keep pace with the Eli superstars, Harvard needed outstanding performances from its sharpshooters. Sophomore guard Bob Ferry and freshman forward Wildes did the trick, nabbing career highs of 28 and 23 points respectively. Forward Ken Plutnicki turned in a solid 18 points...
When the actual liberation ensues, reality and the quiet course of life gain the upper hand again. Things wind down to a slower pace, but for a brief period, the characters' lives have been woven into a mythic tapestry alternating somber patterns, with flashes of wild color. The patterns fade through time, but the colors grow ever brighter and more vivid in this marvellous cinematic folktale...
Stricker said she would prefer not to dwell on her performance explaining that she believes her time should improve. In a really big race there is so much excitement that inspires you to run faster," she said. "If you get a top runner to set the pace and do the work for you then can run even faster...
...three institutions "blew it" he says, explaining that they failed to keep pace with the swift development in the field. Academic leadership in the discipline is said to have been transferred to such universities like Carnegie-Mellon Institute, MIT, and Stanford University...
While NIH officials recognized that "no system of procedures and controls can offer absolute protection against willful deceit," they criticized Kloner and Braunwald for not paying close enough attention to researchers under their supervision. Though Braunwald strongly denied the charge, the report maintained that "a hurried pace and emphasis on productivity, coupled with limited interaction with senior scientists, have contributed to the disappointing events...