It is essential, executives said, for the channel to chase the fans, not vice versa.
Many of these timing functions are essential to executive functions such as temporal foresight (crucial for planning and decision-making), time estimation and motor timing (underlying mature adult time management) and fine-temporal discrimination (important for speech/phoneme perception) [ 13, 14].
Design, always important in the car industry, is becoming even more essential, auto executives said at the annual Geneva International Auto Salon, which continues through March 13.
However, in the Internet era, computer-based tools have become essential for executives learning to cope with the competitive market.
Minow said that shareholder votes, or at least more transparency in the appointment process, are essential to reform executive cronyism that can often run rampant.
The Amendment removes essential limits on Executive power and cripples the Judiciary while reducing the independence and influence of the Parliament; further, it ensures political stagnancy and precludes democratic progress.
"ICCVAM is essential," says John Bailey, executive vice president for science at the Personal Care Products Council (formerly the Cosmetics, Toiletry, and Fragrance Association).
The inadequate capacity of children in risk assessment could be connected to the late full maturation of the frontal lobes that are essential for effective executive functions [ 18].
It is well known that the BADS captures essential aspects of executive abilities that are relevant to daily living (Wilson et al., 1996; Strauss et al., 2006).
Executive functions were assessed with two classical tests, the Stroop and semantic fluency test and various subtests of the behavioural assessment of the dysexecutive syndrome test battery capturing essential aspects of executive abilities relevant to daily living.
