Further, age-related deficits in the neuro-musculoskeletal systems may impede ability to effectively execute "change-in-support" (CIS) balance-recovery reactions that involve rapid stepping or reaching movements that play a critical role in preventing falls [ 31].
The true differentiator in financial services will come from having the vision and ability to execute change in this new landscape.
The happiest outcome of all comes from nurturing a deep sense of thanksgiving for the miracle of being alive, for having more freedom than we even realize, and for possessing an innate ability to envision and execute change in our own lives and the world beyond.
During his tenure as first sea lord Fisher executed changes in the organization of the fleet, the administration of dockyards, ship construction, the development of submarines, the conversion of the navy's ships from the use of coal to that of oil, and gunnery development.
In this study, using a methodological platform that involves concurrent recording of eye position and resting-state fMRI scanning during visual fixation, we tested the hypothesis that slow and involuntary executed changes in eye position during passive visual fixation are linked to resting-state fMRI activity in the human brain.
Effectively diagnose and solve problems using proven frameworks for executing change in this multidisciplinary strategic management course.
Its implementation involves four components responsible for monitoring, analysing, planning and executing changes, as defined in the MAPE -K) reference MAPE -KIBM CoreferenceKephart and Chess 2003).
Tuck Milligan undergoes similar crisply executed changes, from a commanding major in the first play to a bent-over butler in the second to a contentious music director in the third.
I don't just talk about change, I actually have a plan to execute change," Romney said in Tampa.
Finally, MORC included several items about believing in the capability to execute change successfully based on experiences in the past [ 15].
