At Xerox the most potent shared advantage turned out to be research and development.
For the Heliconius species in the study, the zone under pressure from natural selection turns out to be a very narrow area that centers around color and enables a type of mimicry (Mullerian mimicry) by which one toxic species imitates another, creating a shared survival advantage by baffling predators into avoiding a range of wing patterns.
It also realizes the interlocking and blocking functions through GOOSE network, and gives full play to the information sharing advantage of IEC 61850.
Historically, the sharing advantage of nascent technologies has spurred leaps and bounds in human development.
Lamar will pay 2 million to 2.3 million of its Class A shares for Advantage Outdoor, and it will assume as much as $79 million of Advantage Outdoor debt.
SHARON MADNEK Milwaukee, July 11, 2012 I share Mr. Nevins's conclusion that the health of democracy benefits from a shared understanding of the advantages of collective action and responsibility.
America retains extraordinary advantages: a shared commitment to human liberty, equality, and dignity; diverse, energetic, and engaged population; competitive, innovative, and productive economy; and resilient, open, and constitutional democracy.
Households that might previously have been able to take advantage of a shared ownership product are now struggling to access mortgage finance.
This question becomes important for leaders of companies as they use and craft stories for internal and external stakeholders to further strategic advantage, align a shared vision, spur innovation, and attract capital.
Taking advantage of a shared disease haplotype in Mexican-American families, we were able to narrow the critical region to under 500 kb (Johnson et al., 1995).
Taking advantage of a shared disease haplotype in Mexican-American families, we were able to narrow the critical region to under 500 kb (Johnson et al., 1995c; and unpublished data).
