Driverless cars, for example, operate in domains in which the physics is well understood.
The Middle Village Adult Center at 75th Street and 69th Avenue, for example, operates in a former Hebrew school owned by the Rabbinical Seminary of America.
Many oil companies, for example, operate in the United States which professes that men and women should be treated as equals and where bribery is considered wrong, while simultaneously operating in several Middle Eastern countries where women are regarded as subordinate to men and bribery is widely accepted.
Chevron, for example, operates in many countries where HIV/AIDS is prevalent, including sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Asia.
Exxon may be gambling that Iraq's government cannot afford to kick around a firm so crucial to its long-term pans to expand oil production.As these examples show, operating in Iraq is risky even before dealing with a creaking energy infrastructure and parlous security.
For example, ponds operating in parallel prevent interruption of treatment during the cooler months of the year.
After adjusting for greater sales volume, for example, operating costs in electric utilities rose an average of $4 billion each year between 1970 and 1981.
Public protection manager Emlyn Jones said: "We have seen examples of traders operating in the area and some may try and take advantage of the victims of the floods in Rhyl.
(This linkage has been explored in depth by Geert Hofstede and the authors of the GLOBE study). We find, for example, that companies operating in countries characterized by a high degree of institutional collectivism (defined as valuing equity within groups and encouraging the collective distribution of resources), such as France and Brazil, have cultures that emphasize order and safety.
An even more extreme example is businesses operating in locations where others can't.
