The term post-Fordism is used to describe both a relatively durable form of economic organization that happened to emerge after Fordism and a new form of economic organization that actually resolves the crisis tendencies of Fordism.
"And then Jamie goes, 'Can someone die?' I said sure, and he goes, 'It's a murder mystery.' Whatever plot I pitched them, they kept saying, 'We can do this as a murder mystery.' " Jordan Levin, WB's entertainment president, says: "We all felt whodunits were a very durable form of programming, but nobody had really articulated that successfully for younger audiences.
Increasing the availability of such agents, as it occurred in the past few years, will then require a major effort in identifying the most durable form of treatment.
"Obsessions," Sedgwick writes in her 1992 preface to "Between Men," "are the most durable form of intellectual capital".
Empires are the most enduring and durable form of political organization in world history, and I don't see imperialism going away any time soon.
The authority will also narrow its definition of so-called core Tier 1 equity, considered the most durable form of reserves.
Banks in Europe had so-called core Tier 1 capital — the most durable form of reserves — equal to 10.6 percent of their assets at the end of June, according to calculations by analysts at Nomura.
The rules would require the two big Swiss banks to hold so-called common equity, the most durable form of capital, equal to 10 percent of their risk-weighted assets, or assets whose value has been adjusted according to how risky they are.
Non-host resistance (NHR) confers plant species immunity against the majority of microbial pathogens and represents the most robust and durable form of plant resistance in nature.
Non-host resistance (NHR) is resistance exhibited by an entire plant species to all genetic variants of a non-adapted pathogen species (or bacterial pathovar [pv] or fungal forma specialis [f. sp.]) and represents the most robust and durable form of plant resistance in nature [ 1].
