The best buildings and the best interiors are those in which there is no obvious disparity between the many elements that make up the totality.
It does not matter if the service is performed individually or as a representative of an organization that is a professional adviser, consultant, or legal counsel to the company.Some corporate-governance lobbyists want such people to make up the totality of non-executives on company boards or, as in the case of TIAA/CREF, a "substantial majority".
Naturally, few films make the effort of displaying the totality of all viewpoints in one sequence, or simply can't, which is something "Spoils of War" managed to do in a 20-minute battle scene largely because we already had 50+ hours of caring about Game of Thrones' characters.
It'll be a while before a judgment can be made about the totality of the Administration's response, but at the moment it looks like they've done a reasonably good job under unreasonably difficult logistical conditions.
Of course, the massively holistic character of totalities of involvements would make the task of specifying the necessary value-predicates (say, as sets of internal representations) incredibly hard, but it is unclear that it makes that task impossible.
I don't have the totality of independence".
By the time the trial was over, the e-mails, in their totality, made the defendants seem sympathetic rather than criminal.
Yet, the insanity is endearing and makes sense in the totality.
First, it makes the case for a holistic approach to the totality of touchpoints across all parts of the enterprise and all stages of the customer relationship cycle.
"No one policy effort ever makes or breaks the economy, but the totality makes a big difference over time," he said.
