Those are typically built around video-on-demand operations and have often traded on the cachet of film festivals, including Sundance and South by Southwest.
Mr. Rosenblatt's novel, "Neighborhood Boys Who Ran," is being officially released this Sunday by Splash'em, a print-on-demand operation.
("The Readies" itself, previously available only to those who could afford one of the 150 original copies, was reissued last year by Rice University Press, which is now entirely a digital print-on-demand operation).
BarkBuddy comes from Bark & Co., the company behind the monthly doggie goodie boxes at BarkBox as well as the vets-on-demand operation called BarkCare.
To achieve a high 13C enrichment in the biomass obtained, the culture medium is initially stripped of carbon, and labeled 13CO2 is automatically injected on-demand during operation for pH control and carbon supply.
The startup says it has plans to create an on-demand merchandising operation, which I'm presuming involves letting users order things like t-shirts, mugs, mouse mats and that sort of thing (a la CafePress) with custom printing based on quotes pulled from Quotables' database.
The first official word came via Facebook, where Evercar posted on October 10: "As of today, Evercar is suspending its on-demand car share operations in Los Angeles and San Francisco".
This minimization can be achieved through power-factor correction, utilizing stand-by options, communication and monitoring with the smart grid, taking advantage of off-peak charging and operation, on-demand and variable processing speed semiconductors, or switching to a lower power mode.
The familiarity of the surgeon with a treatment modality and the required equipment is relevant; studies on technically demanding operations (Elastic Nailing) report that up to 75%% of all complications occur due to surgical inexperience [11].
