Organizational theory is based on the premise of efficient functioning of organizations through means/ends rationality within organizations.
Engagement with the two largest systems does not provide members with its theoretical premises to achieve technically efficient production of dialysis treatments in multiple product markets.
The opening scenes, which set out the complicated premise, are swift and efficient: short sentences, brisk transitions, quick bursts of functional dialogue.
That depends, in part, on whether you begin from the premise that financial markets are efficient, or that they are inherently prone to irrational behaviour and speculative excess.The rationale behind financial deregulation was that freer markets produced a superior outcome.
While few would argue against the basic premise of creating seamless and efficient regional wholesale markets with transparent and standardized pricing, the realization of that vision is fraught with legal, jurisdictional and technical challenges.
Premise of the study: An efficient and inexpensive system was developed to produce smoke solutions from plant material to research the influence of water-soluble compounds from smoke on seed germination.
In the 1960s employment in the park began to decline as companies closed their premises in favour of newer, more efficient plants elsewhere.
Thus economical, balanced and efficient metabolic pathways were premises for development of more powerful photosynthetic cellular factories, which requires comprehensive understanding of the catalytic processes.
He was less flashy but more efficient, working on the premise that it takes five or six pitches to strike a batter out but only two or three to get him to pop up or ground one to an infielder.
In [9], the authors investigated the robust power efficient problems under the premise of secure communication for the UL and DL users with FD BS.
