This research also included how disease management programs move from plans to actions, how the programs are altered and tailored to the situation, and, toward the end of the project timeline, how clinicians and project leaders embed notions of disease management into every day practice.
The early success of Flower's methods has embedded this notion that to manage properly is to intervene decisively in all areas.
In addition, most large-scale corporations have embedded the notion of doing good into their bottom line and most MBA programs now have core classes dedicated to the topic.
To check the relation between cascades and group types, we have to extend the aforementioned framework by embedding the notion of group.
In the case of processing time semantics, elements do not embed any notion of time and so their original order and relative time distance is lost in the case of faults.
This embeds the notion that minorities, and especially blacks, unfairly scam the system with the active connivance of Democrats, at the expense of hard-working, overtaxed blue-collar and middle-class whites.
This embeds the notion that minorities, and especially blacks, unfairly scam the system with the active connivance of Democrats and at the expense of hard-working, overtaxed blue-collar and middle class whites.
The danger is embedded in the notion of crisis.
(There's even a hint of Welles's "Mr. Arkadin" embedded in the notion: a guilt-ridden grandee who seeks to have himself investigated).
My Shortcuts column on Saturday, "Pursuing Self-Improvement, at the Risk of Self- Acceptance," looked at the notion, embedded in American culture, that we should constantly strive to make ourselves better.
