Thirteen years ago Intel made a dramatic decision to get out of DRAM – a product it invented — in favor of microprocessors.
His legacy rests partly in his dramatic decision to reject the materialism of contemporary culture in favour of a more spiritual, unfettered lifestyle.
"He was the vital person in the dramatic decision to go from 3 crew to 2 crew that has changed commercial aviation," wrote former Boeing Chairman and CEO Phil Condit.
Suffice to say, leaving the city for a more chilled out locale is a pretty dramatic decision.
This is him from today's #wato audioboo.fm/boos/1009528-u… October 16, 2012 Updated at 2.40pm BST 1.35pm BST Babar Ahmad's family: The family of Babar Ahmad, who was deported to the US two weeks ago to face terrorism charges, has issued a stinging statement in response to the dramatic decision to save Gary McKinnon from being sent for trial.
President Komorowski spoke at the service, calling Gen Jaruzelski "a man who carried the burden of responsibility for the most difficult and probably the most dramatic decision in Poland's history after World War II".
And it is entirely possible that the dramatic decision in the U.K. will foster international antagonisms that threaten not only global commerce, but peace itself?
With Justice Antonin Scalia writing for the majority, the Supreme Court reversed that decision and, in a dramatic example of judicial activism, ruled that class-based arbitrations also would not be permitted.
Even before the debate, even before Rick Perry's dramatic decision earlier in the day to bow out and endorse Newt, three different polls — from Rasmussen, Insider Advantage, and Public Policy Polling — had showed the former Speaker surging past Mitt.
This situation is changing in a dramatic manner as information technology, engineering, clinical and informatics scientists collaborate on analytic approaches that address decision requirements of the current inpatient environment.
