The leaders at the point of postponement were Danny Willett, who had completed his 36 holes and was nine-under par, as well as U.S. player Dustin Johnson, also nine-under, but three holes shy of his 36.
Furthermore, it provides a readjustment of traditional concepts and terminology with findings that the role of ro-ro port terminals should be considered as decoupling points, poles and postponement platforms.
Council ambassadors took the unusual step of sending out all aides and translators, leaving the ambassadors to debate in private whether there was any point in one final postponement.
No matter what happens the rest of the month, the Dodgers can forever point to Saturday's postponement as yet another October oddity.
Right after it was introduced, the Republican Chairman of the Government Operations Committee (who presumably knows a thing or two about government operations) pointed out that this postponement would violate the 27th Amendment to the Constitution.
Data from our recent Future of Supply Chain survey points to rising SKU complexity, more postponement in manufacturing, and a degree of personalization that would never have been entertained by Henry Ford.
It is, however, hard to be sure if Thucydides' postponement of the vital point was prompted by outright political bias in favour of Athens or if it was just a manifestation of a "Homeric" tendency to feed in information only at the point where it becomes most relevant).
A systematic postponement analysis of end points other than all-cause mortality might thus be warranted.
And for Milton, whose temperament up to this point inclined him obviously to hesitation, to postponement, and to merely the anticipation of profit, the pressure applied by this parable of the unprofitable servant may very well have seemed utterly unbearable.
Research on leagility, defined as the capability of concurrently deploying the lean and agile paradigms, hinges heavily on the identification of the decoupling point, which, in turn, is enabled by postponement.
