Just as General Motors, Ford and other automakers deal with many of the same suppliers for everything from seats to transmissions, and choose which to put on any given model, Dell, Hewlett-Packard and other computer makers could decide among competing offerings from Microsoft and other companies.
But it provides crucial shelter during the current rainy season, and literally serves as a platform from which to start putting life back together again.
The three confer on all matters, from which tracks to put on an album to movie scripts and ways to tweak her image, Mr. Mottola said.
That strategy attracted money from VCs, which continued to put money into prior solar investments, but invested little in new businesses.
The most recent reminder of this came from Nissan, which promised to put an autonomous vehicle in consumers' hands by 2020.
News of the playhouse's struggles led to a $1 million matching pledge from anonymous donors, which helped to put the theater on better footing.
Roughly 10percentt of that reportedly came from the Grocery Manufacturers Association, which continues to put up a fight in federal court to stop the Vermont measure from becoming law.
The name "coffee" derives from the Arabic word qahwah which means "to put one off".
Furthermore, the amygdala receives a strong projection from the PFC [ 64] which serves to put reflexive fear reactions under cognitive control (fig. 3) [ 65- 67].
The method of offender-based research is obviously well suited for the purpose of rational choice approach from which researchers seek to put themselves in the shoes of the offender to understand how crime events occur for prevention purposes.
