In these founding capacities, Bill drove definition of the core product and market strategy; raised >$150M in venture capital; recruited senior management teams; and built customer, partner and channel relationships in launching software products, Internet, and mobile services.
48 49 Fundamental prognosis research drives definitions of the diseases for which interventions are sought.
Experimentally driven operational definitions are optimal.
The results are discussed, which will drive the definition of the acceptance tests of the final supply of CFC tiles.
She added that foundations which wanted to change had to invest in research to help drive the definition of key performance indicators, and to identify where the foundation could have maximum impact.
Participants drove high definition videos of familiar rural roads in a driving simulator and a smaller group of participants drove the same roads in a university fleet vehicle similar to the one used in the simulator.
Organic semiconductors hold immense promise for use in thin film and flexible displays – picture an iPad you can roll up – but they haven't yet reached the speeds needed to drive high definition displays.
In the second half of the 1990s, research and practical results in the fields of OOP, design patterns, automated testing, refactoring, and the like, produced a common mind-set that drove the definition of multiple software development methods that had the core agile principles in common [13, 28].
In this sense, three meanings of the same concept presented by (Kruskal and Mosteller 1979) drive our definition of "representative sample": specific sampling method (probabilistic sampling), coverage of the populations' heterogeneity and representative as typical (with respect to certain known characteristics of the population).
Patient-relevant outcomes should ultimately drive the definition of value.
