In the white matter region, these pathways are still largely streamlines since random perturbations to them are pretty small due to high FA in the white matter (see Figure 2).
Insurers have been able to offer cheaper insurance premiums largely by streamlining the underwriting process.
"Treasurer Mandel generated a $1.6 million surplus in the 2012 fiscal year operating budget, largely by streamlining staff in the office and reducing operating expenses.
Direction of the company was passing to persons unrelated to the du Ponts, and the company's structure was changing: after 1940 only one chief executive was a du Pont (1962 67), and the company underwent extensive departmental reorganizations in 1967 and 1973 76, largely to streamline operations in the face of stiffening foreign competition.
"It makes sense in streamlining assets, because they are largely in Texas and the Middle East," said Leo Mariani, a senior analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
Corporate America finished the second quarter with "near-historic" profits, largely by cutting costs, laying off employees and streamlining operations, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Quite to the contrary, during the last economic quarter, corporations reported "near-historic" profits, largely by cutting costs, laying off employees and streamlining operations.
He pledged to reform the economy, which is largely state controlled and dependent on oil exports, by streamlining the bureaucracy.
Meanwhile, Hydrogenics is winding up its fuel cell test products design, development and manufacturing business – also based in Burnaby – as well as streamlining its headquarters operation with the elimination of 50 staff, largely in administrative and operational areas.
But contentious confirmation hearings are likely to distract the Senate's attention from the far more important job of figuring out how to coordinate America's disparate and overlapping intelligence agencies and streamline a largely dysfunctional system of Congressional oversight.
