Unfortunately, they don't always agree: the notion of equality provided by the operational account, although preserved by the denotational one, is often more fine grained.
However, it is clear that practitioners take the operational account as fundamental, and this is witnessed by the fact that they seek to devise denotational accounts that are in agreement with the operational ones.
In order that clearer analysis on costs and benefits can occur, improved financial and operational accounting and access to data relating to wildland rural fire fighting efforts is warranted.
The Railway Reform Packages (in particular the First Railway Package) were initially aimed at splitting infrastructure and operational accounting [6, 5] but has blossomed into a much wider package of reforms (for example in the Fourth Railway Packages) aimed at driving the European rail sector into a more competitive posture [8].
Security at Britain's biggest base in the country was not even a top priority before the attack, suggests the operational learning account and after action report into the incident.
While in that job, he said, he encountered operatives who would later become 9/11 hijackers, though he claimed they did not discuss "anything operational," the account says.
VeraSun, whose 14 operational plants account for 13percentt of the nation's ethanol production capacity, announced on Tuesday that it was indefinitely delaying construction of a new plant in Minnesota, its second plant in that state to be delayed.
Interpublic executives have identified Lowe as a laggard that needs to regain its primacy if Interpublic is to complete its own ambitious turnaround after two years of financial, operational and accounting problems.
These methods are similar from an economic perspective, though they would have somewhat different operational and accounting implications.
