The nature of competition today is so different from the primarily scale-based competition of the previous century that it deserves to be called next-generation competition (Teece 2012a).
The taxonomy is uncertain, however, and about 21 species, differing primarily in scale arrangement, are recognized.
Her projects explore a renegotiation of personal authenticity within social structures, primarily utilizing scale, archival strategies, power differentials, proxy performance, the still and moving image, and immersive installation.
In fact, many still do: so it is not primarily the scale of the problems faced by the Obama team that has eventually worn that support so thin.
The variations discussed above are primarily small-scale fluctuations in star density rather than the large-scale phenomena so strikingly apparent in the structure of other galaxies.
The exhibition, "Gravity and Grace: Monumental Works by El Anatsui," will be in Brooklyn from Feb. 8 through Aug. 4 of next year and will include some 30 primarily large-scale works in metal and wood.
Most indigenous peoples are primarily small-scale land workers, fishers, herders, hunters or gatherers in nearby forests (Lasimbang 2008).
Possibly, sensory cues such as scents are used primarily at scales larger or smaller than could be studied in our experimental setting.
The questionnaires primarily included scales that had been previously validated in the Dutch population, as described below.
