It's a ground breaking idea which is likely to make a huge difference as Olam are tackling the hardest thing of all in the supply chain – keeping small holders in business".
The call to develop work in this area can be traced back to Halliday's 1961 paper, where he put forward the ground-breaking idea that "the 'lexical item,' is unrestricted grammatically; grammatical categories do not apply to it, and the abstraction of the item itself from a number of occurrences … depends on the formal, lexical relations into which it enters" (1961 277).
The idea of SciArt is actually very simple yet ground breaking.
So not exactly ground breaking news then.
It was really ground breaking.
"We cannot let ground-breaking ideas fail simply due to a lack of business know-how".
What's that?' " Mr. Greenblatt joined NBC from Showtime, a channel known, like many in cable, for more ground-breaking ideas for series.
We think that Britain has a lot to learn from Australian Labor, so we'll work together to study how the ground-breaking ideas pioneered by Labor can help make a difference in Britain.
A survey of American management consultancies, carried out by Consultants News in March 1996, found that more than a third did not use any form of computer networking.When it comes to producing those ground-breaking ideas, consultancies rely on a variety of techniques.
It even takes a perverse pride in the nickname outsiders have dreamt up for its employees: Andersen androids (which suggests an army of clones who do exactly as they are told).What price creativity?McKinsey is more exercised than Andersen about producing ground-breaking ideas, but has not come up with a business book to grip the imagination since "In Search of Excellence" in 1982.
Revamping ground-breaking ideas from fractal geometry, we propose an alternative micro-supercapacitor configuration realized by laser-induced graphene (LIG) foams produced via laser pyrolysis of inexpensive commercial polymers.
