O'Reilly says the GM strategy is to create "ambidexterity" — to stay the course with proven products and simultaneously innovate with the hopes of growing new product lines and scaling them accordingly.
The instruments also can add such details as horizon scenes, the Milky Way, nebulae, comets, meteors, and various reference lines and scales used for teaching descriptive astronomy and celestial navigation.
He helped engineers launch new production lines and scale-up new processes into industrial production.
The disease should therefore clearly be managed strictly in accordance with clinical practice guides and the therapeutic lines and scales defined therein.
The subject rates the degree of pain by placing a mark on the line and scale values are obtained by measuring the distance from zero to that mark.
Luckily, the customer eventually agreed to try out the software on one product line and scaled its payment to Emcien based on the inventory savings.
"I liked the clean lines, and the scale of the house," Mr. Bay said.
In Figures 4 and 5, CWT's ROC curves is limited in small FDR because two thresholds of the length of ridge lines and the scale corresponding to the maximum amplitude on the ridge line are used as default in MassSpecWavelet (Du et al., 2009).
In this paper, we first propose several novel concepts for object-based image analysis, which include line-based shape regularity, line density, and scale-based best feature value (SBV), based on the region-line primitive association framework (RLPAF).
Many features included in on this map--certain highways and rail lines, for example--not to mention a population of 3.8 million in 1965--never 1965--never 1965--never the postwar city of freeways, new government-built rapid-transit lines, and large-scale urban renewal was sketched out in detail for the first time.
The Germans dug a number of similar tunnels on the Vimy front to provide covered routes to front lines and large-scale protection for headquarters, resting personnel, equipment and ammunition.
