The mainframe computer of that era was a valuable shared resource, but due to the non-intuitive interface, control of the computing resource was isolated from the workers who used it to support their tasks.
After further validation and use by other colleagues, this analysis server may become a valuable shared resource for the field.
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Just two days ago, the campaign received an email from an Ethiopian LGBTQ activist whose account had been reported: if forced to use his legal name, he could face violence or imprisonment, but if he loses his account, thousands of LGBTQ Ethiopians will lose access to a valuable space to share resources and build community.
So companies have less time in a cycle to research and develop and bring products to market, as they are in a race for that valuable share.
For states monitoring irregular betting patterns, the center could become a valuable information sharing source when investigating possible multi-state criminal operations.
In response to this demand, Geroprotectors provides a valuable knowledge-sharing resource for researchers interested in anti-aging solutions.
To understand Mr. Gagosian's success you need to understand that the postwar art world is basically a stock market with a couple of thousand really valuable shares.
As well as offering to pay more, its valuable shares are a more attractive currency than Bell's stodgy paper.
With their company's stock price rising sharply last year, the America Online management team looked anew at the possibilities for those increasingly valuable shares -- a currency for forging alliances and making acquisitions.
Because executives typically exercise options by turning in a smaller number of more valuable shares, reload options allow them to increase their holdings and still hold onto an option.
