And team members can likely minimize the amount of Teflon getting into the analytical system by altering operation of the drill.
In such an embodiment, the earbud can include a sensor and circuitry configured to determine and alter operation of the earbud in accordance to which ear the earbud is determined to be sitting in.
Companies that study the usage patterns stand to learn a great deal about the way ESs alter operations.
The technology does not yet exist to make these vehicles run at high fuel-mileage levels, so automakers would have no choice but to drastically alter operations.
Much of that couldn't happen, however, without dramatically altering operations back in Seoul.
With the data at our disposal, we moved to fundamentally alter operations, resulting in reduced energy usage and emissions, and greater resource efficiency across the supply chain.
Executives at both Shuanghui and Smithfield asserted that they have no plans to alter operations at Smithfield's existing American plants.
Upstream processes may affect the wafer substrate in a manner that alters performance in downstream operations, and the context within which a process is run may fundamentally change the way the process behaves.
Conditions in the Cienega and Santa Clara Slough could be altered by operation of the Yuma Desalting Plant (YDP), which will divert water from the Cienega and replace it with brine water resulting from the desalting process.
By Jack Wynn The New Yorker, September 10 , 1927P. 27 The short-change racket, worked at every county fair, carnival lot and small town circus, and is being worked daily on Broadway, slightly altered in operation and carries carries a new racket title, that of "laying the note".
First, even assuming at one time there were agency problems arising out of the separation of ownership and control, the Bebchuk/Kastiel analysis fails to account for recent changes in the capital markets, which have dramatically altered the operation of today's public capital markets.
