What is not replicable are the cornerstone attributes of those of us making it.
DIVERSITY Diversity is America's most potent brand attribute and the cornerstone for some of our warmest brand nomenclature: Melting Pot.
All of these community attributes are cornerstones for understanding microbial diversity, ecology, and evolution [ 16, 49, 50].
Landscape heterogeneity, or diversification of attributes across a particular area, is a cornerstone principle of ecological research on disturbance and ecological change (Pickett and Cadenasso 1995; Turner 1989; Wiens 1995, 2000).
Cornerstone Cellars, a smaller brand (approx. 10,000 cases a year), attributes 10% of their sales to geo-fencing, per Mr. Mabray.
"Respecting taxpayer rights and taxpayer privacy are cornerstone principles for the IRS," the agency said in a statement not attributed to anyone by name.
NSAIDs have been the cornerstone in pain management for decades, and have a favourable benefit-risk profile and attributes that distinguish them from other available analgesics, also associated with some risks.
General McChrystal has made reducing civilian casualties a cornerstone of his new counterinsurgency strategy, and his campaign has had some success: last year, civilian deaths attributed to the United States military were cut by 28 percent, although there were 596 civilian deaths attributed to coalition forces, according to United Nations figures.
A portion of Atlanta's defensive progressions can be attributed to the team's innate ability to defend the pick-and-roll, an offensive cornerstone in the modern-day NBA.
It is Cornerstone Promotion, not Cornerstone Promotions.
Freud attributed this development to what he called transference, or the strong attachment patients form with their psychoanalysts — a concept that would later form the cornerstone of Freudian theory.
