The Fisher business school brings a large potential pool of manpower to the Big Data talent gap.
Automation has the potential to eliminate manpower constraints and has the added advantage of being able to deploy best-in-class practices across the entire industry.
The SS had initially envisioned a force of 10,000 12,000 men for an Albanian SS division, and Himmler saw the Muslim Albanians as a potential source of manpower in Germany's war against the Yugoslav Partisans, who faced significant difficulties in recruiting Kosovo Albanians to join their ranks.
Additionally, ease of sampling allows for collection of large numbers of samples with minimal investment of time and manpower, creating potential for collecting an entire study cohort at a small number of targeted sampling events.
Ryder's report, filed on November 5th, concluded that there were potential human-rights, training, and manpower issues, system-wide, that needed immediate attention.
Partners get a platform — and one with quite a lot of potential — in exchange for allotting manpower they'd already have to allot if they were to explore it in the first place, and they get to help steer its future to boot.
V.I.V.E.K. said to me that it's a sleeping giant and I agree if you just imagine how much potential there is just in manpower and possible interested in this music.
Despite the potential advantage of reducing the manpower required, the use of CAD for a single reader has not been introduced in the NHSBSP.
A vicious cycle "It is a paradox that in this country – which has a tremendous potential of agriculture, mineral resources and manpower – children continue to starve," said Sylvain Malamba, a nutrition specialist at UNICEF.
Is cultivating potential terrorists the best use of the manpower designed to find the real ones?
