Industries that are customer-facing and in competitive markets may adopt the Singapore model.
"Perhaps they may adopt the qualities that have been ascribed to them, and thus good may be done".
Additionally, it has also been recognized that flow structures themselves (such as periodic islands) may adopt the role of proxy or "ghost" stirring rods.
The possibility of demonstrations during the funeral has raised concerns that police may adopt the controversial tactic of making pre-emptive arrests.
After watching both New York teams struggle against the big dogs during the week and now displaying pitching woes and mistakes on the weekend, they may adopt the same mantra: Thank goodness for the wild card.
This observation is rationalized using first-principles calculations, which reveal that, in both metals, dislocations may adopt the same set of different cores that are either glissile or sessile.
In rendering his decision, the Attorney General shall file therewith a statement of his findings and conclusions and the reasons therefor, or where a hearing has been held, he may adopt the findings and conclusions of the administrative law judge.
According to Gutowski, "There is a distribution of how efficient these operations are around the world". Some facilities may adopt the most efficient (and expensive) equipment, while others retain older, energy-inefficient processes.
It is worth noting that EC3 and AISI-DSM adopt different approaches to perform this task: while the former is based on the "effective width" concept, the latter may adopt the "Direct Strength Method".
But while children may adopt the typical New Yorker's disdain for smoke, a culture of deference to elders that threads through many Asian groups is another potential roadblock, Dr. Shelley said.
To avoid such an availability reduction, one may adopt the following method: if a component fails, PM is carried out on a number of the other components while the failed component is being repaired.
