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- noun Plural form of
speedup .
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Examples
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The goal of the platform is to find "speedups" -- start-ups already with staff and revenue with high-growth potential.
David Schwartz: Incubating Entrepreneurship David Schwartz 2011
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The goal of the platform is to find "speedups" -- start-ups already with staff and revenue with high-growth potential.
David Schwartz: Incubating Entrepreneurship David Schwartz 2011
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The goal of the platform is to find "speedups" -- start-ups already with staff and revenue with high-growth potential.
David Schwartz: Incubating Entrepreneurship David Schwartz 2011
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The goal of the platform is to find "speedups" -- start-ups already with staff and revenue with high-growth potential.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com David 2011
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But remember: general benchmarks aren't seeing these kind of speedups - LLVM is really excelling itself at the tight numeric code.
Planet Haskell dons00 2010
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In most cases, the unauthorized walkouts were responses to speedups, mandatory overtime, and disciplinary measures by plant managers.
A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010
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While there will be speedups and slowdowns in the economy along the way, that persistent pressure to cut debt will keep a cap on economic growth, they argue, and make it a decent environment for owning bonds.
For Treasurys, Rally Runs On Matt Phillips 2012
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Females were paid less for the same work, timed when they left to go to the toilet, and subjected to speedups.
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Furthermore, without labor contracts, there is little workers can do to resist speedups that can seriously threaten their health, safety and well-being.
Organize! Many Employers are Just Using the Recession to Stick it to Workers 2009
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Frequent speedups; dangerous work; fees for needles, irons, lockers, chairs, and electric power to run machines; and fines for damaging garments, breaking needles, and arriving late all made for miserable work conditions.
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