Third, these frameworks characterize company size largely in terms of annual sales (although some mention number of employees) and ignore other factors such as value added, number of locations, complexity of product line, and rate of change in products or production technology.
Various expert recommendation systems (e.g., question responder recommenders and co-author recommenders) have been proposed, but they fail to characterize companies' needs in identifying suitable researchers.
Outputs and inputs, characterizing companies' operational and environmental performance, are separated under these disposability concepts.
Analysis of the founders of the spin-off allows us to characterize companies, related with university through a spin-off: their industry affiliation, size, turnover, regional (country) identity, etc.
It involved one company characterizing another company's software, which was actually a kind of adware platform, as malware.
At that time, Mr. Brown testified that he, along with other company principals, falsely characterized the company's financial health to investors, analysts and banks.
In a typically incendiary post, Breitbart characterized the company's decision as part of a "war by leftist companies" against its readers.
The report characterized the company's account as unlikely.
Analysts characterized the company's targets for Internet sales as aggressive, but necessary.
According to a TNK official, BP characterized the company's principals as "crooks and thugs".
The panel also characterized the company's responses to its questions as "decidedly opaque".
