Each of these desserts represents one of the code names of Android OS, and they've historically been positioned in front of the Android building on Google's campus a few weeks before the company releases the source of the latest version of Android.
Blood-based analysis, historically often positioned at the departments of clinical chemistry and microbiology, may likely benefit from a repositioning within the medical disciplines involved.
Historically, Edelman has positioned itself as a different kind of PR firm: family-owned, less subject to the short-term earnings pressures of its rivals, and driven by a sense of purpose and a desire to make a difference in the world.
It concerns subjects, both historically and situationally positioned, who are making an attempt at communicating their intentions and who endeavour to come to an agreement on a particular topic while fervently holding on to their own assumptions.
She is most interested in learning about the methods by which African Americans have historically been isolated and positioned as "Other" in society.
This, combined with lackluster sales of Nokia's Windows Phone devices, meant that Nokia slipped down to number seven in the rankings of smartphone makers, from is position as number three last year (and historically its position of dominating the whole field).
Historically, the position has mostly been reserved for a very specific sort of person: white, Christian, preferably blue-collar.
The following discussion deals only with the "old masters" of contemporary art, those considered to be in historically secure positions.
The role of the modern speakership must evolve with the expectations of the electorate, and Stacey Abrams would provide a welcome remake of a historically dynamic position.
The company also announced today that it was halting the proposed sale of its outdoor advertising subsidiary, Primesight, with the company conceding it had a "historically weak" position as a seller.
