Having helped organize the development of Soviet industry during the First Five-Year Plan (1928 32), Ordzhonikidze became commissar for heavy industry in 1932.
In light of the increasing tendency for firms to split up their value chains and outsource parts of the production and innovation process to external actors, it is noteworthy that those firms which organize the development of new products internally tend to reap greater returns.
Delivering value that matches the hype should be the mantra of 2018; efforts such as the ECF which help organize the development of the ecosystem are going to help to make that possible," the Ethereum Foundation's Buterin said in a statement.
As in other organisms, intercellular signaling plays a major role in organizing the development and function of the gonad (reviewed by Lesch and Page 2012; Hansen and Schedl 2013; Kim et al. 2013).
Essentially, they are organizing the development of food products in much the same way that tech start-ups organize code.
ICBEN Team 6 has organized the development of scales for eight European languages and for Japanese.
Smith joined the Department of Zoology, and began organizing the development of a marine laboratory.
We show that it accomplishes this feat by inhibiting a region of cells, called the tip, which organizes the development of the aggregate into a fruiting body.
These configurations can be adjusted readily in response to shifts in the values for different variables (Love 2014).[6] This anatomy of problems, with explicit epistemological structure derived from different values for these variables, operates to organize the science of development.
We followed published guidance for developing reporting guidelines and established a steering committee (Drs. Collins, Reitsma, Altman, and Moons) to organize and coordinate the development of TRIPOD.
We propose that these intercellular signaling pathways, particularly Wnt signaling, may play an important role in organizing the asexual development of new polyps at branch tips and in regulating the branching patterns of A. cervicornis versus A. palmata.
