"THE CLOSER" gets a lot of grief from critics for being too formulaic, but there's something to be said -- a lot, actually -- for executing a formula better than anyone else.
" 'The Closer' gets a lot of grief from critics for being too formulaic, but there's something to be said — a lot, actually — for executing a formula better than anyone else," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times, citing its "crisp dialogue, forward motion, reasonably believable mysteries".
"But this is the company that's gonna triumph in the future, by executing a formula that others have perfected.
Companies savvy enough to identify and execute a repeatable formula for growth have the advantage of strategic clarity: Repeatable formulas are compelling, and they are easy to understand.
If one TCM herbal formula is expected to have good effects in treatment, its components may all focus on one main function and execute a common biological process synergistically.
Execute a front circle punch.
Earlier in the day, another rare stay of an execution came in Alabama, where Gov. Bob Riley said the state would not execute an inmate named Tommy Arthur while it came up with a new formula for lethal injection.
The other formulation, corresponding to Bauer's formula [13], allows executing a Root-MUSIC algorithm in the elevation direction to estimate the elevation angle for each estimated azimuth angle.
They simply failed to execute the formula that stuffs the formation, which is disciplined football, with players assigned gaps they are not supposed leave.
The organization's identity (British Petroleum), strategy (be an integrated oil company) and tactics (drilling, logistics, retail branding) were honed to execute that formula for success.
The thing about studying successful people is, you can duplicate and scale their successes as long as you execute their formula faithfully.
