Comparing and contrasting the innovation performance of the four sourcing approaches in the pre- and post-dominant design eras, we suggest theoretical implications for the critical path of strategic sourcing decisions over time for a new architectural innovation.
He extends and deepens current debates about the literary canon, the purpose of literary study, and the aims and implications of the recent critical return to history.
Nevertheless, the implications of a critical role of PE, DAG, ERG could also apply to the neuronal system since in that case much faster fusion (msec as opposed to min) is required and it is precisely Ca2+ regulated.
By some accounts, China's Huawei Technologies is leading the 5G race in the private sector, and the Trump administration is worried about the national security implications of having a critical part of the U.S. communication infrastructure controlled by a foreign firm.
Expanding on the trailblazing ideas of Ellen Langer, this provocative volume explores the implications of critical mindfulness for making psychology more responsive and its practice more meaningful.
The Software Alliance understood the international implications of the legislation, explaining: It is critical that we restore the public's trust by improving transparency and showing the world that the United States is striking the right balance between national security needs and individual privacy.
There is, however, considerable unease about the implications of critical theory, social ecology and some varieties of deep ecology and animism.
The need for the scale is described in relation to evolving trends in research on cascading disasters, especially in terms of the cross-sector implications of critical infrastructure failure.
The stated deficits in the GMO dossiers and a series of publications that argue against a wider application of the ecological approach in ERA show that the implications of the new legal framework are seen critical by developers of GM crops and scientists advocating their use.
Correctly addressing the carbon implications of bioenergy is critical because a variety of studies and policies contemplate use of very large quantities of biomass in the belief that bioenergy is almost a GHG-neutral replacement for fossil fuels.
