After extensive consultations, study tours, and careful evaluation, a strategy was adopted to emulate Silicon Valley.
Ms. Cassidy, of Sporting Goods Business, said that such a strategy was sound.
In this struggle, too, finding a strategy was not always easy.
A strategy was postulated to control rotational speed by specifying the demanded generator torque.
But there all we did was we defined what a strategy was in a game of perfect information.
A strategy was then developed to increase the selectivity and reduce deactivation of catalyst.
Many officials sought to keep their distance from the developments, deferring comment until a strategy was determined.
A strategy was adopted to determine the best suitable raw materials, which was optimized in terms of cost and performance.
A strategy was designed in which these three microbiocides were sequentially applied in an oilfield for 132 days.
But the organization's regional director, Robert Ekey, conceded that such a strategy was easier now because the industry is only a shadow of its former might.
Such a strategy was proposed in a letter to the British philosopher John Locke by a fellow philosopher William Molyneux in 1690.
