Keith Crisco, who co-founded an elastics business in Asheboro and served in local and state government, died around 1 p.m. at home, according to the North Carolina Democratic Party.
In her limpid, elastic prose the business of creating photographs is turned into poetry.
Never mind that here was a golden opportunity to do the networking thing and learn something new (not to mention nosey around the inside of the House of Commons), what I was worried about was how elastic the term "business attire" is.
We envision future elastic systems driven by business requirements, integrating computing, people, and things in open dynamic ecosystems in which all entities collaborate towards common goals.
Amazon didn't pull the plug on them, but they made it easier than ever for customers to deploy Elasticsearch without ever picking up the phone to do business with Elastic.
Instead of offering an enterprise version alongside the free open source version as with many open source company business models, Elastic sells commercial extensions including the logging, security and analytics pieces.
MILTON FRIEDMAN once compared the business cycle to an elastic string stretched on a board.
The bridegroom, 41, works in the New York office of Milliken & Company, a textiles and chemicals concern, as the business manager of the elastic fabrics unit.
So are nonprofit organizations, those conducting surveys or polls, and companies with whom the person called has an "established business relationship" — all notions inviting elastic interpretation.
Genre is elastic and elusive, more a term of business than of art, but, in memory of George Romero, who expanded and transformed the realm of horror films, it's worth looking at other directors' films that similarly probed its borders.
