Apple was able to take more and more control over the implementation of every detail, integrating their own chips, radios and antennae in new ways that allowed for increased reliability, fluency, speed and – crucially – battery life.
Then they took us through 12 principles like seeking first to understand, moving from patterns to detail, integrating step by step as you manage constraints and resources, waste and yield while paying particular attention to what's happening in the margins, at the edges and intersections of diverse things so you can creatively use and respond to change.
GoSynthetic analyses cell processes in detail, integrating information from different genes and protein databases as well as several protein protein interaction databanks.
This approach will allow us to explain the results in more detail, integrating multiple perspectives and identifying different plausible causal pathways between the activities observed and the expected outcomes.
Regardless of these details, integrating a conception of collective intentionality into the study of collective phenomena, which encompass institutional phenomena, is promising for the following very fundamental reason.
The most important issue discussed in detail was integrated academic leadership as a whole, as also proposed by the western world research.
He's drawn to "ordinary things — / plums, wheelbarrows and weeds, / fire engines, children and trees," details cleverly integrated in Sweet's multimedia illustrations.
Abundant permeability and porosity values compiled in the light of seismic sequence and Gamma Ray and Sonic log details, were integrated in an empirical approach using the Leverett J function, to model the irreducible water saturation depending on the capillary pressure distribution in the whole reservoir.
In the quest for more dependable process models, attending to small detail and integrating increasing their internal complexity will improve dynamic behavior and simulation accuracy.
Here we describe the results of the Work Domain Analysis (WDA) portion in detail then integrate the WDA with other portions of the CWA, reported previously, to generate a more complete picture of the nurse manager's work domain.
However, while it is true that clinician judgement will always play a role, it is misleading to believe that busy clinicians can and do regularly read the published reports of trials in detail and integrate them within a fully informed assessment of the previous literature.
