The council's greenest vehicles of 2008 largely remain a mix of small cars or hybrids.
THE "science" of management is largely derivative: a mix of military strategy, the economics of the firm and the engineering of processes.
Responding to pressure from the Socialist government in France to avoid job losses, Air France said the latest staff reductions would be achieved largely through a mix of voluntary departures, early retirements, attrition and reduced working hours.
Meanwhile, Young, whose childhood self was largely cocooned, uses a mix of media to depict disquieting reminders of things past: flocks of hovering crows, fading pictures, dark silhouettes and nameless faces as viewed from the safe haven within.
Anyone who has seen the director's previous work will know what to expect: a warm, funny salute to life's underdogs, framed as a faux documentary and largely improvised by a mix of regular collaborators (Fred Willard, Parker Posey) together with a few new arrivals (Chris O'Dowd, Tom Bennett).
This was largely done through a mix of clever algorithms and user behavior and feedback.
In contrast, models of species richness and community compositional change across scales suggest native versus exotic community patterns are largely determined by a mix of scale-dependent concordant (shared positive or negative) and discordant relationships with environmental variables.
A Weekend in the City is largely built around a mix of distorted and layered guitars, electronic elements, and multilayered vocals.
Regionally, health financing mechanisms are largely a public-private mix system at varying degrees, with countries such as Thailand providing universal health coverage through a tax-financed national health insurance system, and countries with predominant private healthcare services paid through OOP voluntary health insurance fund like the Philippines [ 17].
It's a mix largely absent from commercial broadcasts, and students active in radio say their stations add distinct voices to their cities' broadcast landscape.
