As practitioners of yoga I would love to see more of us citing cultural references as we attempt to understand and connect with the complexity, culture and history from which this tradition comes.
Except where there are statutory requirements dictating otherwise, the board has the flexibility to organize itself in a manner that makes sense in view of the company's size, structure, complexity, culture, and risk profile, as well as the board's size, composition, and structure.
Too Many Notes: Computers, Complexity and Culture in Voyager.
Lila's first book, Veiled Sentiments, was about the politics of sentiment and cultural expression in a Bedouin community in Egypt that made an argument about the complexity of culture.
But it is also important to recognise the truth that each one of us is constrained by the complexity and culture of the organisations we are part of, whether we are royalty, CEOs, heads of UN agencies or running international NGOs.
The author says that IBM's problems, challenges, complexity and culture are unique, and the fixes he applied are unlikely to be easily transferred.
Hansen, MBN, Topology of sensibility, in Ubiquitous Computing, Complexity and Culture, edited by Ekman, U; Diaz-Kommonen, L; Engberg, M; Sondergaard, M (December, 2015), pp. 33-47, Routledge [doi].
Atrissi said the Arab brand was becoming cool again and that common factors in the Arab world were language and change, with the complexity of culture in every aspect of design.
It provided another angle for exploring the complexities of culture, values, and talent systems.
The series is about exploring the complexity of cultures, she says, which can help bridge divides after Trump's election.
But on the other hand, introduction of such pipes into tissues will increase the complexity of culturing tissues.
