Managers need to cope with cultural differences in positive ways, i.e. respect towards different cultures, willingness to learn and adapt to new cultures; they need to acknowledge the significance of cultural diversity, show readiness to embrace initiatives and opinions regardless of which culture they come from; and they need flexibility to move around in culturally prolific environments.
Our fundamental nanoparticle tracer template, A-Dots, is intentionally geared towards the harsh but prolific carbonate reservoir environment of 100 °C temperature, 150,000 ppm salinity, and an abundant presence of divalent ions in the connate water.
Result shows that particle clustering is prolific in many fluidizing environments from bubbling fluidized beds to riser to jets.
In that way, Emburse can become a much more prolific service within traditional corporate environments and not just typical Silicon Valley early adopter companies.
For the first time major spending has been committed to test Tunisian basins which are arguably equally prolific as those in neighbouring environments with more work performed, such as Libya.
It consistently leads rankings of statistics departments by maintaining a distinguished and prolific research record, a stimulating research environment with outstanding computing facilities, a broad and modern curriculum, and attracting first-rate faculty and the very best of graduate students.
The work suggests that prolific organisms can adapt to new environments by getting rid of genes.
Like many species that have to make their own way in a hostile environment, milkweed is also rather prolific in its reproductive phase.
The Mesozoic stratigraphy in the subsurface of the West Siberian Basin contains prolific hydrocarbon accumulations, and thus the depositional environments of marine and marginal marine Jurassic and Cretaceous age sediments are well-established.
T. hassleriana plants are very prolific, they reseed and establish in suitable environments very easily and escape from cultivation, often becoming invasive in subtropical countries like Japan, New Zealand, parts of Australia, and the United States of America [ 13].
