Buffer's success can largely be attributed to what it's done with its content and social strategies.
This first collection of short fiction is filled with repressed male characters, mostly in the legal business, who are emotionally buffered by success and propriety.
A first collection of fiction that features chiefly repressed, depressed men, emotionally buffered by success and propriety; the author, a German lawyer and judge, examines his characters with a powerful analytic intelligence as they awaken to see what they have lost by self-deception.
Buffered by his success, he can now laugh at the days when he was often rejected and dismissed, particularly at Günter Grass, with whom he'd studied at art college; the writer called Baselitz a charlatan.
To optimise PCR conditions from single cells, several conditions were tested, including primers, enzymes, and buffers; however, the success rate did not improve sufficiently.
The AP buffers the received EAP success information so as to send it to the corresponding STA at the pre-defined LI during the next CSP.
His courageous revelation proves that extreme fame, fortune, and success doesn't buffer anyone from mental health issues.
In business, however, your magnitude of success helps you to buffer your chances in subsequent games.
Selling is the key to success, it builds a buffer for growth experience and gives momentum to every other part of a business; making growth acceleration easier.
We increased the chance of planning success by controlling a buffer stock of timber, which varied as a function of the probability of failure (direct management of a buffer stock).
