In an effort to expand more systematically into the online world, CBS said yesterday that it had hired Quincy Smith, formerly of Allen & Company, to oversee its interactive strategy.
The United States expanded by systematically eliminating Native Americans from under official policies and acts of Congress with names like "removal," "reorganization," "termination," and "relocation".
Using an averaged rank list, gene sets were stepwise expanded and systematically tested for classification potential.
Comprehensive care sites had been expanded more systematically in Cambodia and Thailand than in other countries.
The approach can feasibly be expanded to systematically measure the activity of several hundred cis-regulatory element promoter reporter variants in parallel and infer gene regulatory logic.
We started with a baseline model and expanded it systematically to include a specific transport process or molecular interaction, based on experimental observations and hypotheses.
The ability to refine assemblies can be expanded to systematically stratify the thousands of scaffolds that make up early-version reference genome endeavors without the need for overlapping contigs to determine orientation or relative order.
Companies that outperform in these missions will be able to systematically expand their share of spending among loyal customers.
In the meantime, the company plans to systematically expand the marketing of the drug to treat other diseases, starting with those already on the label.
To be sure, there is little evidence that any of those Mr. Obama is considering would favor a view of presidential authority as limitless as that claimed by some on Mr. Bush's legal team, which sought to expand executive power systematically and sometimes argued that the president, as commander in chief, could bypass laws at his discretion.
"We want to expand logically and systematically in the right environment.
