He plans to expand the niche concept into a chain of hotels in the coming years.
The film was inspired by a sermon at his church about the concept of a "chain of kindness".
As Diane Ravitch points out in her education blog, the Minnesota School of Science is part of a chain of urban, Midwestern charter schools managed by Concept Schools, a nonprofit management and consulting organization based in Chicago.
This paper presents a novel hybrid method, which combines existing identity-based and morphing-based approaches, and, in turn, introduces further insights such as hybrid chains of concepts across ontology versions and concept stability ranking.
The benefit for the patient as trainee is high: out of 116 trainees who filled the questionnaire, 108 (93%, Median 1, IQR 1 2) rated the benefit of the course for themselves either 1 or 2. As the majority of trainees never got in touch with the topic of resuscitation, this training taught them the chain-of-survival concept including the use of an AED.
Where once seriality was the unquestioned mode, 'computing' consisting of doing one thing after another in a linear chain of processing acts, the concepts of parallelism and distributivity with their non-linear internal connections have taken over.
As the percentage of independent restaurants in the United States grows smaller and corporate chains modeled after just a handful of concepts explode, offbeat and non-traditional concepts tend to stand out even more.
Improving survival from sudden cardiac arrest: the "chain of survival" concept.
OHCA is associated with a high mortality rate [1], even when patients receive appropriate treatment in accordance with the links in the "chain of survival" concept, consisting of rapid access to emergency medical services (EMS), cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), defibrillation including public-access automated external defibrillation (PAD), and advanced cardiovascular life support (ACLS) [2 6].
Assisted Living Concepts Inc., a leading chain of retirement homes, filed for bankruptcy protection after bondholders owning about 47percentt of the debt agreed to a reorganization plan.
In general, instruction relied on a simple chain concept of "transmission-absorption-mental storage," which was kept going by direct application of reward or punishment.
