We argue that in a fully developed GIS model the sourcing of creative inputs does not come exclusively from a 'central' R&D laboratory, but other overseas R&D laboratories or technological affiliates can also undertake genuine knowledge creation activity from capitalising on the scientific heterogeneity fostered in individual host countries as well as distinctive demand conditions.
At Yale and Columbia, and latterly at private seminars held in the homes of his students, Lish advanced a distinctive and demanding approach to the craft of fiction.
Moreover, because of the patchiness of the environment on the large, and, frequently even on a small scale with respect to such parameters, microorganisms confront the needs of adjusting to microhabitats that may be only inches apart, but that make significant distinctive demands on their adaptability.
Furthermore, dental practitioners experience a distinctive type of job demand due to the relationship with their patients [ 2, 7].
The remainder of this article identifies and defends a definition of globalization and describes key strategic and methodological issues, emphasizing how and why the special characteristics of globalization as a focus of research on health equity and SDH demand a distinctive perspective and approach.
However perplexing this idea appears against the backdrop of the sort of mechanical picture favored by reformists, it seems entirely plausible once we recognize that mathematics demands a distinctive kind of thought.
There were, we read, glorious pleasure ports, primordial mountain fastnesses, mysterious menhirs, a distinctive cuisine and wines that demanded respect.
The result of a sensitivity analysis further indicates that in dealing with stochastic demand the two-stage stochastic programming approach has a distinctive advantage over the model considering only the average demand in terms of cost reduction.
This paper offers a distinctive explanation of increasing levels of domestic demand for space heating.
"A distinctive character type is emerging in modern society, the person who can't manage demanding, complex forms of social engagement, and so withdraws," he writes.
