His business plan centers on expanding the company into a full-service "luxury life styles" conglomerate, along the lines of L.V.M.H., comprising not only clothes and planes but cars, yachts, helicopters, furniture, and hotels.
It was signed by Premier Nikola Pašić of the Serbian government-in-exile (located in Corfu) and by delegates of the Yugoslav Committee, a London-based group comprising not only Serbs but also Croats and Slovenes who, having emigrated from territories under the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, were attempting to promote South Slav unity and to gain independence from the Habsburgs.
The seventh and last congress of the Comintern (see International, Third), meeting in 1935, proclaimed the new policy, which went beyond the concept of a "united front" of Communists and Socialists to advocate the formation of popular fronts comprising not only leftists but also liberals, moderates, and even conservatives opposed to Fascism.
However, considering the bottom of the spectrum of Ra-223 over the whole energy level (Fig. 1), there is a substantial amount of background counts, comprising not only scatter but penetrated photons, compared to counts from primary photons.
A new armamentarium, comprising not only CARs but also chimeric costimulatory receptors, chimeric cytokine receptors, inhibitory receptors and synthetic Notch receptors, expressed in naïve, central memory or stem cell-like memory T cells, is being developed for clinical use in a wide range of cancers.
These are the key points of interest of this work, therefore comprising not only the specific task of scheduling resources (i.e., associating them to a task), but also managing the resource from its initial preparation (e.g., discovery) to its utilization and distribution.
His literary achievement comprised not only novels, but also short stories and critical essays on literature and art.
The cosmic order is a total order; it comprises not only all natural things but also social and ethical rules.
The NCR comprises not only Delhi but also the bordering tehsils in the states of Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan.
Indeed, the troubadours comprised not only the more accomplished poets of the upper ranks of society but also some of the great nobles who wrote poetry themselves.
It comprised not only the dominant Creeks but also speakers of other Muskogean languages (Hitchiti, Alabama-Koasati) and of non-Muskogean languages (Yuchi, some Natchez and Shawnee).
