It was her indispensability to Paramount that enabled her to leverage an offer to direct at Columbia Pictures into a promotion, leading to her directorial debut with the silent feature Fashions for Women (1927).
Among those theories was the argument that G.E. could leverage its aircraft leasing arm to direct business to its aircraft manufacturing units like its engine business.
In five years, it's likely the best sales and marketing teams will have figured out how to leverage this type of data to direct their sales and marketing campaigns.
However, an extension of leverage could easily be applied to directed graphs by computing in-leverage and out-leverage using in-degree and out-degree.
In addition to directed networks, leverage may be applied to weighted graphs.
That leaves the two Republican commissioners at an impasse: With no direct leverage to change the plan, their options decrease dramatically.
Utilities have a big opportunity if they change their business models, the IUS model and related approaches to leverage their direct access to energy customers and provide them with the very products that are traditionally viewed as a threat.
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Yes, hire and promote people of color, but ensure you are appropriately leveraging their lived experiences to direct work rather than setting them up for failure or burnout.
