Process industrial plants usually don't have enough in-house manpower to carry out needed TAM jobs; it is not uncommon for a process industrial plant to outsource its TAM manpower supply to external contractors.
For an auction house whose manpower and reach are considerably smaller than those of the giants Sotheby's and Christie's, it is considered a creative maneuver for a business that has been fighting to survive.
With the widespread adoption of cloud computing, high-performance computing (HPC) is no longer limited to organisations with the funds and manpower necessary to house and run a supercomputer.
The construction industry in Hong Kong has been exposed to serious housing production issues such as insufficient manpower, safety, environmental concerns and inefficient housing supply.
Describes the country's economic growth and the problems of manpower, inflation, and housing….
The Muslim Brotherhood's political arm, took five portfolios: information, housing, higher education, youth and manpower.
Describes the country's economic growth and the problems of manpower, inflation, and housing that first accompanied it.
The calculation of the full cost price of brachytherapy and stent placement consisted of detailed measurement of investments in manpower, equipment, materials, housing and overhead.
Other manpower alternatives of in-house intensivists, such as hospitalists [ 29], anesthesiologists [ 2], and nurse practitioners [ 22, 30], should also be explored.
Manpower requirements of 24/7 in-house coverage are significantly higher than the traditional coverage system.
This explains the precise targeting of the four buildings that were torched by demonstrators: a police station, the provincial governor's house, the local office of the ministry of manpower and the Lulu hypermarket, one of a chain associated with the business interests of a cabinet minister.
