How would you do it?" Rhys will not be drawn on technical details.
For small countries such as New Zealand, the lack of appropriate government agencies to address such environmental health issues might be ameliorated in the future by drawing on technical support from international bodies such as the WHO.
He likes to focus on companies with a technology edge and draws on his technical background (Wang held a number of engineering positions at Texas Instruments for more than half a decade before assuming his sell-side roles) to identify the best companies.
This paper draws on socio-technical transitions theory to contextualise recent developments in the technological and operational eco-efficiency of ships, which may ameliorate but not resolve sustainability challenges in shipping.
Although the poem draws on Howard's technical description, it is equally indebted to the iconography of apotheosis, recalling the theatrical use of simulated clouds to signal and frame divine intervention.
Drawing on 200 technical papers, he concluded that the kingdom's largest oil field, Ghawar, would soon run out of oil.
Drawing on the technical and conceptual skills he learned, he recently helped bring the hospital's accounting, which had been outsourced, back in house so that managers could have a firm grip on the flow of funds.
Mr. Hamelin closed the program with an athletic, thundering account of Liszt's "Réminiscences de Norma," a showpiece that draws on every form of technical flourish in the Romantic piano arsenal.
Our research draws on theories of socio-technical change and users' innovation, and presents a five-step analytical framework for analysis of village-level power provision.
A solo piano work, "Theme, 11 Études and a Grand Cadenza" (1998), draws on the sound worlds and technical armories of Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Liszt and Prokofiev, including rippling arpeggios, forceful chord progressions, pointillistic darting to the extremes of the keyboard.
