While this control strategy did eventually bring the epidemic to a halt, it has been suggested that it could have been better targeted to reduce the epidemic duration and impact since it appeared that, as implemented in practice, low risk premises were targeted over higher risk premises [ 6].
Nevertheless, some of its ground-breaking features have already turned up in UK supermarkets: Whole Foods has adopted bulk purchasing, and Tesco's new Cheetham Hill store, the first of a new generation of low-carbon premises, has 'daylight harvesting' features in its roof.
So the Skinnygirl low calorie premise just doesn't work.
After all, the guy built his career on low-brow premises like lighting bags of dog shit on fire and pissing his pants.
8 In the late 1980s, Singapore experienced a resurgence of dengue cases despite the low Aedes premise index of around 1. 9 Incidence rate rose from 16.7 cases per 100,000 population in 1987 to 322.5 in the 2005 epidemic.
They hope that Togetherness, with its low-concept premise, will be the sort of show they can return to over "many seasons".
Can these new airlines remain true to their low-cost premise while living up to their own hype with perks like leather seats, satellite television and personal service from attendants in designer uniforms?
Back in 2002, Gary Taubes wrote about it in the New York Times magazine, laying out a fine deconstruction of the low-fat premise presented to the American people.
It grew up in North Wales near where I grew up and it pioneered the margin-boosting tactics of deliberate under staffing, low pay, crappy premises, and products displayed in nothing but the cardboard boxes they were delivered in.
