agility

• He took to rooftops for the most part, negotiating ascents of walls with the ease of a great bronze cat, and taking tremendous leaps between buildings in silent, batlike fashion Long Tom, although his agility was a bit above the average, could not have managed the pace. —  013 - Meteor Menace
• The agility, availability, scalability, cost and innovation of IT infrastructure & operations have a direct and lasting impact on the business. —  CRN Australia - News -
• Handling lacks agility, and the engine is too noisy for a car in this class. —  Jalopnik
• Lellis reveals an agility, accuracy, and knack for setting lyrics to jazz tunes and instrumental solos that is exquisite, reproducing the demanding twists of horn technique with surprising ease. —  Home
• Business customers - especially in our current environment - are increasingly looking to open-source solutions to deliver both cost benefit and business agility, which is driving increasing opportunity for Zend. —  Zend Developer Zone

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