This philosophy has continued to dominate work design, and has evolved beyond the factory to include many facets of service industries, and even professional occupations.
According to Dimitri Ehrlich, an editor from Vibe, the album includes many musical facets: Mimi pulls Carey in two opposite directions.
But as identical-twin studies already confirm, genes in fact determine a lot, including many basic facets of character.
We have not included many other important facets of modern test evaluation theory such as, e.g., utility aspects.
We explore the critical importance of meteorology to solar energy conversion systems, including the many facets of the sky.
Further analysis of this relationship, including the many facets of job strain, may lead to operative proposals at the individual and public health levels designed to reduce the effects on health and well-being.
In fact, many people's lives, including many Americans' lives, will be improved across a panoply of facets.
The consumerization trend has many facets, including creating secure corporate-controlled environments on personal technology like cellphones and laptops, and expanding do-it-yourself IT, the trend toward users assembling their own solutions.
Bull reports that "My parents kept saying, 'But, what will you do with a degree in botany?' " Despite her parents' skepticism, she followed her interests and is very pleased with the results; Bull enjoys her job because it has so many facets, including a large fieldwork element.
It is a multi-dimensional story which has many facets including racial issues, generational issues, sexual issues, educational issues, and personal issues.
So it seems that the seven-year old conflict between the Sudanese government and rebels, with its many facets including the weaponization of most tribes, continues unabated - and prevents millions of displaced people from returning home.
