In this one piece at Bitforms, Levitate, the sounds it makes and its ability to bring in a viewer all correspond to time.
AstraZeneca has stood firm today, insisting it was correct to reject the US company's 'final' proposal on the grounds it undervalued Astra, threatened its ability to bring vital drugs to market, and could have damaged Britain's science base.
Bay said the regulator is hamstrung in its ability to bring certain cases because it lacks access to data from financial markets that are held by other federal regulators, notably the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Shares surged on Tuesday after the company said it plans to abandon an accord that restricts its ability to bring new investors into its $4.6 billion mining project in Mongolia.
But the ICC can afford to wait: unlike those other war-crimes tribunals, it is a permanent institution, with no time limit on its ability to bring prosecutions.
"In other words, when it comes to money, there is a glass ceiling for its ability to bring you happiness," wrote Kasanoff in his post $75,000 Buys Happiness; More Money Does Not.
One of the principal tools that CMS will have when it comes controlling the cost of new medical products is its ability to bring more new technologies up to Washington for review and pricing before they can be made available to patients.
But a big part of what makes the Bay Area a global leader on environmental policy and lifestyle trends is its ability to bring the rest of the state along with it.
It's a bold move, and the success of Fiesta — and its ability to bring in advertising money — could be a very critical factor for Tango, which hasn't raised money in nearly two years.
Cleveland's shrinking industrial and business base and population have hurt its ability to bring in funds.
A strong belief in the incredible power of music, and specifically its ability to bring restoration and peace to Afghanistan.
