Stephen P. Kaufman, a senior lecturer at the Harvard Business School, said in an interview Thursday that after the book's release, "there was a large flurry of re-engineering projects, led both by consulting firms that would teach the process to companies and by the companies themselves".
Most monuments were dedicated before 1950, with the largest flurry occurring very early in the 20th century.
But by and large, a flurry of headlines declared that club owners, parade organizers, and local authorities would elevate security for the remainder of 2016 pride festivities.
This year, the larger trend Flurry uncovered was what it dubbed the "death of small phones".
I had to dodge a flurry of large brass shell casings that spat off a heavy machine firing near me.
The Lincoln Center project has markedly raised the profile of Diller Scofidio & Renfro and has contributed to its recent flurry of large cultural commissions.
Bookmakers have slashed odds on Damien Lewis becoming the next James Bond after a flurry of large bets on the Homeland star.
At time of writing a possible deal for a site adjacent to NYCFC partners, the Yankees, is looking close, but partly dependent on what Mayor Bloomberg can force through in his last-ditch flurry of large legacy projects, before the more cautious Bill di Blasio comes into office.
With the outbreak of war, a flurry of large problems quickly followed.
Meanwhile Japan, the world's fourth largest market, has a lot of upside given light penetration of iOS and Android devices against its large, addressable market, says Flurry.
