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To handle the cover, the closer was given an iron hook, and this implement became a kind of symbolic passport to West Berlin; the rule was that the student who closed the sewer one night was the first to leave the next.
That PMTCT would not be easy to implement became clear in 2002 when UNICEF conducted pilot studies in 11 countries [ 7].
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Executives then rallied to support the new interactive dashboard, which when implemented became a strategic part of how decisions were modeled and made in the company.
Because the disasters disrupted established channels not only between businesses and customers but between businesses and employees, internal crisis-communications strategies that could be quickly implemented became a key responsibility of top management.
Thirdly, under passing through the turmoil period, the social system in which an innovation has been implemented becomes changing its structure.
The first significant revolution in Chinese agricultural technology occurred when iron agricultural implements became available to the Chinese peasantry.
The limitations imposed by the dearth of metals in the Bronze Age were now lifted; new tools and implements became possible, and their numbers could increase until even the poorer classes would have access to metal tools.
Metal-workers, of the johar caste, are increasingly switching to carpentry, as machine-tooled implements become more common in agriculture.
That was enough to avoid a delay, although implementing KERS became optional.
GPR is robust and easy to implement but becomes inefficient for large training sets compared to NN and MARS.
Listen graciously - show your appreciation for the feedback and carefully consider how and what you can implement to become better at what you do.
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