Tech has "become the arena for private equity or other capital-restructuring type of maneuvers because of the way their valuations and their balance sheets are," Mr. Kuby said.
Some air-kissers out there are wondering if they should be less demonstrative, what with all the warnings from public health officials to wash hands frequently and avoid cheek-to-cheek maneuvers because of the swine flu outbreak.
In modeling the interurban accessibility measure, the level of interurban accessibility decreases as travel time between hub cities increases or as freedom to maneuver decreases because of congestion and delays.
It's a powerful, awe-inspiring maneuver, precisely because of the risk it involves.
About a third the size of a traditional vehicle, EN-V maneuvers easily because of its zero turning radius and can travel at least 25 miles on a single charge.
Every patient with dizziness or imbalance, even in the absence of typical complaints of BPPV, should be tested with provocation maneuvers, because the clinical picture of BPPV is not always typical.
The maneuver was legal because of the circumstances.
This maneuver is possible because of a quirky Indiana law that can be read to allow a company to vote its own shares so long as they are still outstanding, but not if they are actually purchased and owned by the company.
