The young Maugham turned inward, developed a stammer, and fled to books.
We also identify several shortcomings in Motorola's approach: it was too inward-looking in developing technologies, but ironically not inward-looking enough in exploiting its most valuable patents.
Table 3 compares the growth trends of inward FDI in developing countries across the globe, in the Asian countries as a whole, and in the nine sample countries that belong to either ASEAN or SAFTA.
On the other hand, Beam et al [ 5] reported a notable increase in the magnitude of inward calcium current in developing muscle thus implicating an important role of the current in maturation.
"I am interested in developing some city-to-city trade and inward investment opportunities for Bristol beyond Europe, with the BRIC countries, the far east, Africa and the Gulf, building on our cultural relationships".
Business is, after all, the key driver of job creation and growth in developing countries, accounting for an average 60% of gross domestic product, 80% of inward capital flows and 90% of jobs.
1. Openness to the world The World Bank characterized the East Asian economies as "outward looking" in contrast to the many inward-looking developing economies relying on import-substitution industrialization.
As its gravity pulls the outermost gas inward, Polaris develops an opaque layer just under the surface that doesn't let light through easily, dimming its glow.
But the whole point isn't to keep looking outward for action plans but to look inward and develop self-awareness.
When ADP ribose (100 μ m) was present in the pipette solution (with ATP omitted from the solution as it has been reported to inhibit ADP ribose-evoked currents: Campo et al., 2003) an inward current developed at the resting potential, which was inhibited when the external Na+ was replaced by the large cation N-methyl d-glucamine (NMDG: Fig. 6A, n = 4, P = 0.02, cells in organotypic slices).
