Culture-based clusters -- across which common marketing programs can be executed -- balance relevance with operational efficiency.
The ice cream, reminiscent of a Creamsicle, was well conceived, executed and balanced — just the thing for the neighborhood institution that Bell & Whistle could become with more attention to the setting and to what comes out of the kitchen.
Despite the grating, overamplified score, which seemed to strive for a rock version of Eastern mysticism, many moments of beauty emerged, as when two pink-clad contortionists stretched into side-by-side backbends while a third executed another, balancing on the pair's taut abdomens.
Mid-skate, Steilen transitions from a set of graceful one foot turns, executed by balancing on her right toe stop, to a split-leg handstand.
Executing this balance will require leadership that Reddit's community can trust.
The existing solutions mainly employed the local load information to design the load balancing strategies, which often need to calculate the peers' loads and execute the balancing procedures periodically, and thus their effectiveness could not be guaranteed and network bandwidth is wasted.
In July, Streb and her dancers will turn London into a giant playground-come-assault course; there will be feats of strength and balance executed on and around historic locations, including Tower Bridge.
But he also knew he had to execute a balancing act of attracting new whisky drinkers while not alienating devotees of the Canadian style.
The dancers here are like futuristic intergalactic ambassadors, striding and lunging tirelessly along a diagonal strip of white flooring, executing calm balances while their raised legs hinge and rotate.
Why, exactly, his progress stalled requires more than a rudimentary understanding of the science of archaeological decipherment, and here Fox successfully executes the balancing act of translating and distilling a specialized field of knowledge for a general audience without oversimplifying or succumbing to the didacticism of a textbook.
Ms. Taylor-Corbett's "Grosse Tarantella," by dim contrast, offered only emotional facsimiles, the dancers smiling and mugging as they flitted about the small stage (too small for Mr. Hanna's dynamic jumps and turns), executing handsome balances, swooping lifts and pitifully fake collisions.
