BBC4, with a reduced budget and yoked ever more closely to BBC2 in future, is the designated place for playing out the performances, in effect a ratings-free zone.
It's a brilliant performance and, in effect, non-performance (sometimes it more closely resembles direction from within the frame).
Since aggregate R&D indicators are so closely dependent on industrial structures, many of the debates and claims about differences in comparative R&D performance are in effect about industrial structure rather than sectoral R&D performance.
This seemingly complex relationship admits a much simpler characterization a promisee who possesses the comprehensive entitlements and powers associated with the efficient performance regime in effect owns his promisor (at least in respect of the contractual performance).
The released Ca ions will not make much difference on cells, and owing to the yolk shell NPs' high performance in photothermal effect and drug loading capacity, cancer cells can be ablated based on a small amount of DOX-loaded yolk shell NPs (50 μg mL−1).
I consider their performances inseparable, in effect one leading role, and I'm glad to see their colleagues acknowledge as much along with the screenplay, by Phyllis Nagy, adapted from Patricia Highsmith's novel "The Price of Salt," which gave them such a showcase.
I consider their performances inseparable, in effect one leading role, and I'm glad to see their colleagues acknowledge as much — along with the screenplay, by Phyllis Nagy, adapted from Patricia Highsmith's novel "The Price of Salt," which gave them such a showcase.
Reasons include exaggerated expectations, poorly developed business cases, deficient change management, non-transparency of vendor performance, and lock-in effects [40].
By arguing (persuasively) that diverse boards deliver better financial performance, Davis is in effect asking corporate chairman to admit they have been short-changing shareholders.
By buying Sprint as it is improving its performance, he is in effect doing a leveraged buy-out in an industry he knows well, with low borrowing rates.
