Fiscal policy started to achieve the opposite of what was intended in 2011, when deep consolidation measures were introduced in Portugal, Ireland and Greece – the three countries on bail-out programmes.
The results underscore the benefits of designing a research-driven, learner-centred curriculum to enhance interaction between local and international students, and scaffold deeper intellectual consolidation and integration of intercultural learning.
The online computer and electronics industry is deep in the consolidation process.
These aspects provide evidence in support of the idea that repetition is an important precursor to learning processes [ 52], as well as to Craik and Lockhart's [ 53] theory that deep processing promotes consolidation and inclusion in an associative knowledge network.
Casting the current era as one shaped by consolidation and deeper airline alliance cooperation, both of which have driven supply down and fares up, "We concluded that it's the right time to introduce a new sole-business-class operation over the Atlantic," Luethi said.Colour me unconvinced.
Even when consolidation swept deeper into Hollywood in the 1980s, studio chiefs still reigned supreme because, as Mr. Vogel put it, "The movies were still big enough parts of the puzzle that they could sway the stock prices and earnings of the conglomerates that were buying them".
Here is a deeper look into a consolidation with Wells Fargo.
Whatever Telekom's motives, Germany's cable business looks set for a welcome dose of competition followed by several years of consolidation as deep-pocketed companies buy scale.
The storm's environment steadily improved in both the lower and upper levels, triggering the consolidation of deep convection around the center.
Shortly after, SSM/I imagery indicated the presence of a well-defined low-level circulation centre, and visible and infrared satellite images indicated an increase in organisation of the system and a consolidation of deep convection near the centre.
