But mobile e-commerce will move in this direction one way or another, combining the convenience of online ordering with the immediacy of physical stores.
Severance and termination protections also seek to reduce unwanted defections by providing key individuals with greater security against the risk of an involuntary termination (including reassignment, relocation or another "constructive discharge") associated with combining of two companies.
Her ambivalent verdict: "It is a very remarkable book: we have no remembrance of another combining such genuine power with such horrid taste".
Another combines the use of the accelerator and the steering wheel for speed-curvature coordination.
Another combines three seemingly identical types of wood, whose differences will become evident as they age.
Finally, in another example of combining key features of electrochemistry and metal organic frameworks, Hod et al. reported the electrophoretic formation and growth of four well-known MOFs: NU-1000, UiO-66, HKUST-1 and MIL-53(Al) [105].
The 300ft app is a neat hack in another sense, neatly combining aspects of the work done by the respective companies of the duo behind it, McSpaddan and Bret Kugelmass, co-founder of UAV imaging service startup Airphrame — with the former providing the travel tech, and the latter company delivering the eye in the sky capability.
Yet another development, combining the processes of crushing and grinding, is the roll crusher.
But still, "Mozart in Egypt" can give a listener shivers as it demonstrates one way after another of combining 18th century music's Classicism with ancient Arabic traditions.
In another study combining 22 cohorts of people living with HIV-1 from Europe, Australia and Canada, the authors showed an even bigger reduction in the risk of AIDS, with a relative risk of 0.46 and 0.13 after 1997 and after 2001, respectively [ 6].
