Tokenization will change how we think about — and extract liquidity from — our everyday, under-utilized assets too.
Despite the word on the street, African-American men and boys are not problems that need to be solved, they're assets and everyday they're working to build strong communities.
Or that his own relentlessness, an asset in the everyday grind, drains and distracts his players on these one-off occasions, prevents them from playing cold when the situation is already hot.
Selling off parts of its power network would be the first time that Network Rail had returned core assets in the everyday operation of the railway to private hands.
These results show that SPUGS are an important asset in citizen's everyday lives, and the results may provide inspiration for landscape architects, city planners and policy makers for the future planning of dense city areas.
But if the plan goes well, including everyday Americans as buyers of the assets may encourage them to support the government's program and avoid another American International Group-style firestorm.
Their particular research interest is managing "knowledge workers," that species of employee whose primary asset is knowledge and whose everyday work is aimed at solving problems that are not routine.
Specifically, where are these digital assets heading, and how can everyday investors buy in safely?
But, while conceding that the BBC was not perfect, Patten argued that, like the NHS, it was a "huge national asset which is part of the everyday fabric of our lives".
However, the current economic situation is so bad that the bank now has many nonperforming assets, causing employees to deal with everyday business affairs wearily and with less willingness to innovate.
