The office of chief of staff to the president, for example, has greater influence than, say, the secretary of agriculture (whose office is, in fact way more significant than most people realize), but the office of chief of staff has always been understood as not requiring Senate confirmation.
The Sun, for example, had great fun in 2001, when Martin Creed won the Turner prize, inviting readers to suggest their own ideas to add to Mr Creed's scrunched-up paper, Blu-Tack, and lights switching on and off.
REI, for example, has great kiosks in the stores that let them carry many items they just can't put in the store, but I don't think they have integrated POS yet.
For example, African Americans have greater parity, beginning at a younger age and at shorter intervals, and have a higher incidence of breast cancer at a younger age.
It is well-established that people with abnormal hip bone shape (for example, femoroacetabular impingement) have greater cartilage damage than healthy controls [ 25].
For example, I have great faith in the constellation of Earth-observing satellites NASA has launched, many of them being used by NOAA.
"Preliminary findings indicate that Germans, for example, have a greater propensity for establishing systems at an earlier stage than U.S. companies," Foster reports.
Krogh found that the capillaries contract or dilate in proportion to the tissue's requirement for blood that active muscles, for example, have a greater number of open capillaries than do the less active.
New firms, for example, have far greater female partner representation.
