"We gradually evolved into the notion of third-party assets into video…Right now virtually all mobile video is about the user's own assets," he says.
United Airlines, for example, will soon have a system that monitors what its employees are doing as they work on an aircraft, and also supplies the relevant technical data to assist them.Firms have also embraced the notion of "knowledge" as an asset to be worked with and to be enlarged.
America created the notion of entrepreneurs as civic assets.
Frydman and Goldberg dedicate much of the heart of this book to refuting the notion that asset swings represent a departure from reality.
"The notion of us threatening to seize assets or levy bank accounts or sue people is very concerning to me because this is not happening," Simendinger said.
We study robust notions of good-deal hedging and valuation under combined uncertainty about the drifts and volatilities of asset prices.
Yet many investors, even those without traditional pensions, still reach retirement with only the vaguest notion of how to switch from accumulating assets to tapping them to finance their usual standard of living.
The notion of fossil fuel companies sitting on "stranded assets" with regard to the coal, oil and gas that cannot be safely burned has recently grown.
It's very, very difficult to get an expanded notion of accounting, where you take into account externalities, soft assets.
"The notion of diverting even one police officer, one first responder, one asset away from this carnage is beyond irrational," Staten Island Councilman James Oddo told the Daily News.
