Systems thinking and the merging of issues.
He traces the misclassification of loop costs to careless nomenclature, misapplied microeconomics, and the merging of inconsistent concepts and arguments.
Their inverted priorities are reflected in the book's upside-down design and the merging of 'real' and fictional characters - even American Psycho's Patrick Bateman makes an appearance.
HSBC said the cuts were the result of a restructuring of its branch network management, and the merging of several debt collection and debit and credit card operations.
In 2002 he joined Ensemble Pamplemousse where he collaborated for many years working in electro-acoustic music and the merging of sound, installation, and performance arts.
In 2011 Hywood spearheaded a restructuring of the company which led to the laying off of 1900 staff, the outsourcing of subediting and the merging of digital and print operations.
Greeks are also demanding that unpaid pensions and wages – often going back months – be paid and that mass privatisations and the merging of loss-making, state-run organisations be dropped.
Both reports start from the unchallenged but erroneous assertion that the NHS is "unsustainable", and are padded out with a plethora of platitudes about more care in the community and the merging of health and social care services.
We have had Indian epics like Peter Brooks's "Mahabharata," Greek epics like the John Barton's "Tantalus" cycle and the merging of spirituality and science found in Philip Glass's opera "Einstein on the Beach".
Both pairs are the work of Song Dong and Yin Xiuzhen, a married team who made the first pair and other works in their 2002 show to celebrate their 10th anniversary and the merging of their separate artistic careers.
The harsh environmental conditions combined with a diversity of habitats and the merging of floristic provinces, have led to a great botanical diversity of over 1,000 species on the valley floor and surrounding mountain slopes.
