Burr's "generalship, perseverance, industry and execution exceeds all description," Commodore James Nicholson wrote to Albert Gallatin.
There is an unprecedented and deepening crisis in the execution industry in the United States and opponents don't know whether to celebrate or cry.
In this paper, a Maximum Benefit First (MBF) scheduler is presented which maximizes the total gain received by the industry when completing execution of all the beneficial operations with minimum violations of their delivery deadlines (that is with the minimum compensations).
Planning, process, execution, industry...THAT was America.
Traditionally the art glass designer was a draftsman who made a conceptual drawing for a glass object, and then passed it along to industry craftsmen for execution.
He documented the cruelties of the Belgian rubber-harvesting industry there – maimings, executions, atrocities without number, millions dead – and on his return pointed fingers at both King Leopold of Belgium (to his face, no less) and his local agent, the explorer/exploiter Henry Stanley, implicating them in what was not yet termed a "genocide".
The company plans to concentrate on bringing online a vast number of health care transactions from specialist referrals by doctors to consumer prescription orders–and then charging industry players for their execution.
If they succeed, this government influx of cash (or, more likely, tax breaks), could give the mobile TV industry a stay of execution for at least a few years.
Only by combining facility of execution with great industry could a man who died at the age of 42 have painted a body of work as large as his.
There was no industry involvement in the design, execution, or analysis of the study.
