Zhou (2005) analyzes the ambiguous and evolving phenomenon in township enterprises from the view of the relation of property rights, claiming that it is mainly attributed to township enterprises adapting to a complex environment in order to attain resources.
The present study would provide some reference for pharmaceutical scientists engaged in research on pharmaceutical process optimization and help pharmaceutical enterprises adapt a scientific and reasonable cost-effective approach to ensure the batch-to-batch quality consistency of the final products.
The company's solutions enable its clients to operate a real-time enterprise that adapts business processes and the systems.
An agile enterprise rapidly adapts to changing business challenges and opportunities and continuously improves to optimize cost, quality, and speed of delivery.
"The Waves" presents particular challenges, but there are fundamental differences in our experiences of theater and literature that keep the odds stacked against any success in the enterprise of adapting literature to the stage.
The sale culminates the transformation of a Russian military enterprise that adapted to a civilian clientele, and also testifies to the money to be made in the gun market in the United States, where ownership laws are more lenient than in many other countries.
He said the funding would enable the council to support landlords and local enterprise to adapt empty retail properties to take on new roles.
Pure Filth takes as its subject the gonzo films of porn star Jamie Gillis, whose enterprise was adapted into the scenes in Boogie Nights where Burt Reynolds takes Heather Graham out on the town in a limo to have real sex with strangers on tape.
If China carries out its commitments, it will force more inefficient state-owned enterprises to adapt to market competition or close down.
In addition, supplier constraints and changes in the law for example makes it necessary for these enterprises to adapt continuously their manufacturing and assembly operations.
