That has allowed the company to build a team from a unique pool of specialized talent.
This restless activity originates from a tiny pool of specialized cardiomyocytes within the sinoatrial node (SAN), a structure in the right atrium at the junction with the superior vena cava.
Unilever was one of the first transnationals to have a strong pool of specialized yet interdependent senior managers, drawn from throughout its diverse organization.
Dan Giampuzzi, president and CEO of Gemin X Biotechnologies, added that the productive academic environment means that early-stage companies such as his have access to a large pool of specialized and affordable technical and scientific staff.
Nonetheless, many small cities survived and grew by becoming industrial centers, generally specialized in some cluster of industries held together by the Marshallian trinity of information exchange, specialized suppliers, and a pool of labor with specialized skills.
Companies in vibrant clusters can tap into an existing pool of specialized and experienced employees, thereby lowering their search and transaction costs in recruiting.
Draw on the big pool of specialized talent that is available in some developing countries that is willing to work for a far lesser cost.
Under the "Afghanistan-Pakistan Hands" program, a pool of military officers receives about five months of specialized training and signs on for multiple tours, not just in combat roles but in governance, economic development and security training.
Moreover, for firms considering whether to invest in a new technology that is complementary to specialized skills, my results suggest that having access to a pool of appropriately skilled workers is vital.
The available evidence suggests that these specialized mechanisms function primarily on aberrant mRNAs, although the nonsense-mediated decay (NMD) pathway does degrade a pool of "normal" mRNAs (see section on mRNA Quality Control Pathways).
