The remaining institutions were found to occupy various positions within the "blue oceans" which represent new, emerging and distinctive market spaces.
Collective organization does nothing to dampen emerging scholars' "distinctive voices" -- but it can win job descriptions, grievance procedures, fair pay and health benefits for those who do the university's work.
While arrangements of one kind or another for the education of the young have existed at all times and in all societies, it is only recently that schools have emerged as distinctive institutions for this purpose on a mass scale, and teachers as a distinctive occupational category.
With the departure of Gene Clark – he didn't like flying – Jim (as he then was) McGuinn and David Crosby emerged as distinctive songwriters and I See You is one of their best.
From the research emerged a distinctive Phoenician genetic signature, in contrast to genetic traces spread by other migrations, like those of late Stone-Age farmers, Greek colonists and the Jewish Diaspora.
There emerged a distinctive local tradition known as the Arras Culture, named after a site at Arras, near Market Weighton.
From the car emerged a distinctive, electric-pink-haired woman and two men – one noticeably older, the other a lot younger.
Emerging larvae leave distinctive dime-size darkened circles on the trunk and branches; adult beetles continue to feed on the bark.
The program embraces theoretical and interpretive principles drawn from the central humanistic disciplines of literary study, history, anthropology, art history, and film studies, but aims as well for a comparative synthesis that is responsive to the distinctive emerging media culture of the 21st century.
To capture the best ideas from your millennial leaders and get them to bring their whole person to work, managers must be aware of each emerging leader's distinctive gifts, talents and creativity.
