HR and Finance now partnered to transform a traditional "numbers exercise" of matching employee headcount to accounting budgets into an integrated system to optimize workforce planning and operating expense.
For children, the playground means a chance to stretch their legs and imaginations, while their parents, in increasing numbers, exercise their thumbs.
He seems to have misplaced it in the intervening five years: "My Soul to Take," his first feature since, is a thoroughly dreary, by-the-numbers exercise.
Back at the franchise in Upper Montclair, Nathan Veloric is trying to do his "speed numbers" exercise just a bit faster, in 45 seconds rather than 50, still without missing a single pair of numbers that add up to nine.
Social housing tenants could be offered discounts of up to £75,000 under plans to increase the numbers exercising the "right to buy" their home in England.
These are often denounced as opaque, ad hoc, secretive funny number exercises in befuddling hard-pressed council officers into accepting less affordable housing than the developer could, in truth, stump up and still make a healthy profit.
To illustrate this point, a small number exercise can be employed: there is an obvious mismatch between the number of substances registered under REACH and the number of substances identified as PBT/vPvB.
Supported by the Welsh Assembly Government working in partnership with Local Authorities, Public Health Wales (formerly the National Public Health Service) and LHBs, the NERS provided funds for a dedicated Exercise Co-ordinator (EC) and a number Exercise Professionals (EP) in each local health board area.
The number who exercise three times a week is 7.4m, an increase of 500,000 over the last four years.
Our study was limited by the small number of exercising women that we could recruit.
