We hypothesize a continuum of heat treating strategies between a 'slow and steady' strategy, which has overwhelmingly dominated past experimental designs, and a 'fast' strategy, which has received much less attention.
Open source software tends to march into the marketplace step by step, a quiet but steady strategy compared with the grand marketing events of the commercial software world.
Meanwhile, under Nadella, the company has maintained a steady acquisition strategy, buying more than 40 companies since he came on board in 2014, many of which were cloud-based.
President Obama outlined a "steady, relentless" strategy Wednesday to combat Islamic State fighters "wherever they exist," signaling that he will target the militant group in Iraq and neighboring Syria, where the fighters have captured large swaths of territory.
Mr. Romney has adopted a slow-and-steady strategy since the beginning of the campaign, one which has de-emphasized Iowa.
The Paul campaign says it's playing the long game -- a slow-and-steady strategy designed to peel off just enough support to stay alive in a crowded race.
Moreover, an optimal transient pumping strategy resulted in an overall reduction in pumping cost by almost 20% when compared to cases where a steady state pumping strategy was adopted.
Sharp's slow-and-steady strategy paid off, while Best Buy almost went bankrupt.
Afghanistan is a strategic partner and a Major Non-NATO Ally (MNNA) of the U.S. It's expected that the U.S. should have a steady and long-term strategy for Afghanistan.
While the current strategy tended to lead to a steady, linear growth, all other strategies lead to an exponential growth which is explained by the growing number of publications and funding obtained by sharing.
We note that in reality there probably was no endemic equilibrium from 1996 to 2000 [32], but for correctly analyzing the effects of different immunization strategies a steady state situation has to be assumed in order to discard the time dependence in the incidence and prevalence.
