Toyota has an advantage over its Detroit rivals in its streamlined processes for engineering and building its cars, said James P. Womack, an author and expert on company efficiency.
This subset of sequences is aligned using BATON, an in-house, streamlined version of COMPARER (20) and, in the case of profiles with <25 sequences, it is further enriched with sequence homologues using PSI-BLAST (21).
In a streamlined version of kulebyaka, traditionally a layered fish pie, there are no layers, simply a cod fillet sheathed in brik dough, which fries to a crisp without flaking.
The satiric and comic implications of men going mad over the promises of Lulu's legs are mined with gleeful energy in this streamlined version of Wedekind's masterwork, which has been adapted by the English playwright Nicholas Wright from a translation by Wes Williams.
The bill would also allow diary producers to participate in a streamlined version of the seasonal agricultural visa.
They might say, "You know, we've been together for a while now" or "We're a couple; we share the same goals". Then, they'd deliver their appeal: "So, I'd appreciate it if you could find a way to change your stand on this one". Or, in the most streamlined version of the relationship-raising approach, these individuals simply incorporated the pronouns "we," "our," and "us" into their request.
Charles Marowitz created A Macbeth in 1969, a streamlined version of the play which requires only eleven actors.
It feels like a streamlined version of Lydia's existing money pot feature.
(Signs seem encouraging for a streamlined version to make a debut in New York in the spring of 2013).
The isle is full of noises, including the squawk of seagulls, in Peter Glanville and Phil Porter's cleverly streamlined version in which puppets play a major role.
Patagonia has a women's Down Sweater, which looks like a streamlined version of a puffy jacket, in volcanic blue ($200).
