It can also take the form of fiscal and asset shape-shifting, which involves a company moving patents, intellectual property and other corporate goodies into tax havens.
Obrist et al. [ 31] identify these with respect to mitigation and environmental change but the social, economic, symbolic and cultural (often religious) asset bases shape the possibility and form of resilience.
These distinctive aspects of coping (and the assets that shape it) are revealed and theorized in these case studies.
In Britain, Prime Minister David Cameron faced opposition in his Conservative Party from those who feared the deal would cost British jobs, dilute a strategic asset in the shape of BAE and allow the French government to be the dominant force in the new company.
When dressing your plus size shape be sure to flaunt your assets and play up your curves.
In a business where many deals are still made with a handshake and a good name is perhaps an entrepreneur's most valuable asset, this is shaping up as a public relations nightmare for the producers.
Since the 1980s, most Brazilian asset managers have shaped portfolios, measured performance and assigned bonuses based on a single benchmark: Brazil's interbank deposit certificate rate, known in Portuguese as the Certificado de Depósito Interbancário, or C.D.I.
And the only way to do that is to get off your assets and get into shape.
Capitals, assets and resources crucially shape the pathway through the experience of dementia, whether directly affecting symptoms and progression for the people with dementia, or affecting the potential for adaptation for the people with dementia and carers, or both.
Robustness of this correlation scheme to variations such as the change of waveguide thickness or grating depth modifying the Fano resonance shape, is another asset.
While the deal gives Elan scope to return some cash to shareholders as well as strategic flexibility to buy new assets, it leaves its future shape unclear.
