And uncertainty caused by rising regulatory costs means investors should shy away from banks that combine complex trading activity with more mundane operations like retail banking.
And WebMD, which has gotten over its own media infatuation, is focusing on more mundane operations like electronic processing of medical claims.
Similar in conception to More's Hylarchic Principle, Cudworth's Plastic Nature is a formative principle which acts as an intermediary between the divine and the natural world, maintaining the mundane operations of the physical universe.
They do careful, old-fashioned analytic work, often calculating separate values for parts of a big company–say, the luxury division of an automaker versus its other, more mundane operations.
Research prototypes and commercial products from scanner manufacturers to enable CS-accelerated MRI will almost certainly have different software and hardware solutions to overcome the somewhat mundane operations of transmission/storage of the CS sampling pattern, execution of the sampling pattern in the pulse sequence, and transmission/storage of specially reconstructed CS-accelerated MR images.
News of possible terrorist attacks using one of the nation's oldest, least sophisticated means of communication -- the United States mail -- has prompted many companies to take a hard look at how they run their mailrooms, one of the most mundane business operations.
Big Painting No. 6. is a prime example of his works that both turned a mundane household task into a planned artistic operation and made a time-consuming task appear as if it was produced mechanically in an instant.
His works both turned a mundane household task into a planned artistic operation and made a time-consuming task appear as if it were produced mechanically in an instant.
Now, the former presidential candidate, who was freed in a military sting operation, has embarked on a more mundane method of seeking riches: selling books.
