PROFESSOR LARCKER says he thinks computer linguistics may also be useful for shareholders and analysts, helping them mitigate risk by analyzing executives' words.
The tone of the executives' words, barely lightened by the news that the company's electronic operations were showing positive cash flow, hit home with industry analysts.
In conversations with Uber executives, the word that they choose when talking about black cabs is "heritage".
She gave the tape to a friend who had contacts in the recording industry and passed it on to executives at Word, a Christian label in Nashville.
She had taken the executive's word when he said "Take a letter to SO-and-So, duplicates to So-and-So, and keep one for yourself".
"We have to break this destructive pattern where year on year senior executives' warm words patronise staff but it is only senior management who get the financial reward".
The leading parliamentary party or coalition elects a first minister, who heads the Scottish Executive (the word government was avoided so as to preserve ultimate authority in the Westminster Parliament), which implements Scottish legislation.
Paul Grand, 30, chief executive at Word of Net Promotions in Sherman Oaks, Calif., is heading a steering committee for the association, which will hold its first meeting on Nov. 11 in Scottsdale, Ariz.
"The real value of our technology is that it provides a way to measure return on investment for your marketing campaigns," said Eric Sanders, chief executive at Word of Net in Sherman Oaks, Calif.
Degeneration of the dorsomedial and dorsolateral cortices and their afferent and efferent connections - two of the critical frontosubcortical neural networks involved in executive functioning, word retrieval, psychomotor speed, motivation, and so on - is the likely substrate underlying the typical bvFTD cognitive features.
