With core allocation, universities know how many students they are likely to have and can plan staffing accordingly.
You'd have to do multiple core molds, and you know how it is the heavier the puppet is, the easier it breaks down.
As an example, technology companies must have a core product or "know how" that solves a customer problem.
After all, his business, hospitality, requires at its core that you know how to deal with human beings and treat them well, as respected guests.
This would parallel the expectation that a core medical trainee should know how to diagnose a heart attack, stroke or pneumonia.
You'd have to do multiple core molds, and — you know how it is — the heavier the puppet is, the easier it breaks down.
The nature of their work could have led to an attention-getting commercial that had a more direct association with the company's core competency...materials and know how for building walls...whether they be across a national border or across a backyard.
50 years after first use, we still do not know how the core treatments atropine, oximes, and diazepam should best be given.
If anything, Ivanka's proving her father's core value proposition: The Trumps know how to leverage the system to make a buck.
FAAMG, on the other hand, has put data at the core of their offering; they know how to leverage analytics and AI to create better products.
One of the best features of DataRush is that it doesn't require that you know how many cores will be on the machine that will ultimately run your software.
