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Despondency is giving way to visions of Taiwan as a centre of research and development (R&D), "knowledge-based" industries based on the exploitation of ideas, logistics and financial services, and globally recognised brands.BenQ is among the first of Taiwan's big ODM firms (its turnover in 2003 was $3.2 billion) to try building a brand.

In China, developing industries based on the regional resource endowment is an important approach to increase GDP in many regions in the past few decades.

The paper also reports insights on application of the framework for design processes analysis of 23 industries based on the mapping of their individual design processes to the developed framework.

To handle the uncertainties of strategic decision making, six Fuzzy Multi-Criteria Decision Making methods have been applied and compared to understand their relevance while evaluating the above industries, based on the above identified SSCPs.

While some have suggested the egg industry should police itself, history shows that industries based on the backs of the disenfranchised do not voluntarily soften the suffering of those they exploit — all the more so when the victims are millions of hens the public never sees.

The location behaviors of manufacturing industries are analyzed in the context of the economic globalization, and a programming model that integrates the flow-capturing location model with the traffic assignment model is built to optimize the location of manufacturing industries based on the world-wide transport multi-mode network.

It is unfortunate that your article chose to shine a negative light on an entire industry based on the acts of one person.

Hunt argued that the CFPB's report was effectively "penalizing the entire industry based on the bad practices of one company," which he said was Sallie Mae.

Toward the end of the war too, the Japanese promoted some industrial development at Kao-hsiung, establishing an aluminum industry based on the abundant hydroelectric power produced by the Jih-yüeh (Riyue) Lake project in the mountains.

Rather, there are a bunch of new sub-industries based on the original smartphone technology, but which now rarely compete with one another: iPhones, Android phones, Blackberries, as well as distinct premium, mid-priced and budget products within them.

After 1950 Natchitoches acquired diversified industry, based on the processing of agricultural products and wood.