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spec: Or to imagine a day when computers the size of a grain of sand are performing millions of calculations per second , providing avenues for controlling and monitoring energy use that will revolutionize energy efficiency . The implementation of automated borrowing represents the fulfillment of a vision for Orbis , a vision that will revolutionize research and library service in the region . Ever sell a stock and afterward watch it soar to new heights ? It is expected that a system of acoustic arrays may provide data that could revolutionize understanding of the ocean 's interior just as GPS / Met could revolutionize understanding of the atmosphere upward from the mid-troposphere . In Washington State , we recently conducted a pandemic flu tabletop exercise with our neighbors to the north in Vancouver , British Columbia , Canada . Entry is competitive . Another professor may consistently administer pop quizzes in class . The inaugural issue of 1663 includes feature articles about a hand-held detector that could revolutionize heath care , dark energy and the effort to help track its influence in the universe , and the Reliable Replacement Warhead and how it is catalyzing a change in the nuclear enterprise . It is a trick of Satan designed to move people away from God ' s solution in and through Christ in the light of His authoritative Word , the Bible . But since no one putting his hand to the plough and looking back is fit for the kingdom of heaven , Luke 9:62 , all marriages and breaking of vows by monks and nuns should be regarded as condemned , according to the tenor not only of the Holy Scriptures , but also of the laws and canons , `` having damnation , because they have cast off their first faith , '' as St. Paul says , 1 Tim . Yet early in the nineteenth century - - when heat and electricity were still counted among the elements - - changes were already under way that would revolutionize chemistry and physics into the " big science " of the late twentieth century , expanding tiny , makeshift laboratories into bustling research institutes and replacing the scientific amateurs and generalist savants of the early Victorian era with the professional specialists of contemporary physical science .