Boards typically become more independent and objective as the ratio of external to internal directors increases.
Among current executives, besides Mr. Takayama, the company said it was suing five of eight current internal directors and one of its three current external directors.
A 27-year veteran of the Baltimore City Police Department, Bergbower previously had served as senior director of Corporate Security, Parking and Transportation, as well as internal director of Security for the schools of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing, and as director of Investigations.
Another contribution to the overestimation may arise from using the minimum moment of inertia axes to calculate the order parameter; and redefining the internal director n of the ensemble at every time interval rather than using an external reference frame inherently maximises the order parameter calculated for the system.
Leaked to the Guardian and the Architects' Journal, the document is an earlier version of the internal review into the procurement of the bridge, sent from TfL's director of internal audit Clive Walker, to director of strategy and policy Richard de Cani, which casts doubts over how the process was handled.
In a national survey of internal medicine program directors, 90% supported the use of educational games as an educational strategy while 78% reported already using educational games (unpublished data).
GLICK, Shimon Seymourr) M.; professor of internal medicine and director, Center for Medical Education, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel.
At the University of Michigan, James Baker, professor of internal medicine and director of the Center for Biologic Nanotechnology, received an award for the proposal to use dendrimers to design targeted anticancer drugs in 1999 and 2002.
But in the mid-1990s, a group of researchers decided to examine grading criteria and asked directors of internal medicine clerkship courses across the country how accurate and consistent they believed their grading to be.
In "The Tramp Steamer's Last Port of Call," the shortest of the lot and one of the best, the narrator relates an experience he himself has had, in a voice close to what we know of Mutis's own life: "I had to go to Helsinki to attend a meeting of directors of internal publications for various oil companies".
