Those qualities allow a company to consistently formulate the right strategy and execute it cleanly but also to pivot decisively when conditions change.
And if the city is patient -- "We have a thirty year plan," says city manager R. Leon Churchill Jr., "and we intend to execute it" – it is also, in the Valley spirit, anxious to get there.
Or does it stem from this idea that a black woman could not only take ownership of this kind of stylized cinematic violence and rage, but also execute it in a way that rivals and challenges the mostly white men who are usually praised for it?
It's true that she was in the situation room when Osama bin Laden was executed; it's also true that she was one of the Democratic senators who voted for the Iraq war.
Not only is the 3D animation elegant and masterfully executed, but it also provides the viewer with a clear and concise vantage point to explain the data.
A press release on its website carries the headline, "Eastwood Continues Disability Vendetta with 'Million Dollar Baby.' " Labeling the movie a "brilliantly executed attack," it also details a 1997 lawsuit in which a disabled woman sued the actor-director, saying he did not provide handicapped-accessible restroom facilities at the Carmel, Calif., resort he owned.
To control the environment in which a job executes, it can also be mapped to a specific worker or a set of workers that provide the specific runtime environment required by the job.
As master of America's No. 1 cable TV operator, Roberts will have a new set of challenging plans to execute: Comcast also said it will offer phone service to more than 40 million households in 2006.
To meet these goals, it must execute flawlessly while also grabbing its share of new contracts; infrastructure spending in India is expected to rise 61% to $109 billion by 2008, according to Merrill Lynch.
This strategy is difficult to execute, but it is also potentially very rewarding.
It also executed the country's top monetary official, Pak Nam-gi.
