Or so it seemed to Richard Long when the liquids-packaging division of a paper-company client of his ad agency created a mascot named Rudy the Raccoon.
In 1996, Albert Yu, Intel's senior vice president and general manager of the microprocessor products division, wrote a paper predicting that by 2011, clock rates would reach 10 gigahertz, with two billion transistors on a single chip.
A year laterhe added the tug-and-barge division of paper giant Norsk, and a year after that he bought the largest tug-and-barge player in British Columbia, Seaspan International, for an estimated $135 million.
A clear political bent continues at newspapers to this day, notably in editorial coverage, but most readers have come to expect objectivity from the news division of their local paper.
For Tom Gallagher, a 52-year-old Cather fan who grew up in Nebraska and has lived much of his life in the East Village, the division of her papers between Nebraska and New Jersey, while unplanned, seems appropriate.
The division of selected papers according to the named research fields was established following the previous Journal of Cleaner Production Special Sections and Volumes dedicated to the SDEWES Conferences.
The division of selected papers according to the named research fields has been established by the previous Journal of Cleaner Production Special Sections and Volumes dedicated to the SDEWES 2013 Conference.
In this paper, we formulate a general theory (called a division-based method) to cope with this problem based on a new concept: the division of an argumentation framework.
The organization that I describe in this paper is FMC Subsea, a division of FMC Technologies, a US technology firm, which merged with the French engineering firm Technip after this study was completed (in 2017).
A more common experience is that of the paper division of Votorantim, a conglomerate.
The bride's father, who worked in Philadelphia as the president of the North American division of S.C.A., a Swedish pulp and paper maker, is retired.
