Through the research we did for our book Innovation as Usual we found that leaders often got better results – and fewer disgruntled employees – when they have proactively directed and limited the search for ideas.
In this way, customers will be proactively directed to purchase products using the QuickExchange terminal.
They now need to be enforced proactively to help direct doctors and consumers towards safe, cost-effective and evidence-based management of diseases," Lean writes in his editorial.
If pico-user j suffers strong interference from the macro-BS, beamforming vector v j should guarantee the interference from the macro-BS to be decodable at pico-user j, i.e., BS j might proactively mismatch its direct-link channel to keep the required ISNR.
She talked about a previous morning when we directed their attention more proactively by doing an art project with them.
Under one provision, the Obama rule directed the Education Department to proactively cancel debts of students whose schools closed before they received their degrees.
Unless your strategy has a direct influence on which clients are proactively pursued, the resources that are spent acquiring those clients, and the mix of products and services being sold, it's an academic exercise.
In the 1930s, faced by a crisis on a similar scale, the Tory party was unashamedly pragmatist – proactively using the state to reorganise industries and directing bank lending.
The approach is to help teachers proactively acknowledge and manage cultural and religious controversies with directed discussions, or if the teachers choose not to be proactive, to help them manage these controversies should they arise in the classroom.
In this section, we describe a method in which the said information is applied proactively, that is, in a manner whereby previously evaluated solutions direct the choice of future hypotheses.
Working proactively with charities in this way allows us to take the reins somewhat and direct the tremendous energy that they have at their disposal.
