Since most downstream financial deals, such as television rights or DVDs, are contingent on box-office levels, losing a percentage of the audience will greatly affect overall movie profitability for the studios.
Just downstream, Dave was dealing with a fish that seemed considerably larger.
The 100 million people will leave behind a mountain of waste, excreta and plastics for the residents of the host city and downstream villages to deal with, for long".
Keep in mind that although this method may appear to reduce your garbage, it only moves the garbage downstream to be dealt with at your local sewage treatment plant or your septic system or, in a multi-family building, causing a potential problem for the neighbors beneath you.
It should also consider doing market research and risk modeling to evaluate customers' potential reaction to the data sharing and the possible downstream effect of the deal.
With no export potential, analysts and Saudi officials said, the oil companies committed themselves to the gas deals and the downstream investments in the hope that later they would be allowed to explore for oil as well.
In effect, industries are on an intermediating change trajectory when their business activities for dealing in both downstream and upstream markets are simultaneously threatened.
More than 2,500 tonnes of gravel and debris, strewn across farmland downstream, has still to be dealt with.
He argues that his supplementation regimens don't deal with the downstream effects of SNPs per se, but act as epigenetic therapies that override genetic predispositions.
After sequence reconstruction we assess the preservation of the reading frame in the chimeric transcript, which enables a great deal of our downstream feature engineering (see Figure 4a).
It is the formulator as the first downstream user who mainly has to deal with the problem of utilising the exposure scenarios provided in the eSDS, and to consolidate them along with relevant information into SDSs for their products.
