This algorithm makes efficient use of memory resources by limiting the need for garbage collection and takes optimal advantage of multiple cores by employing a "hungry" pull strategy.
Our findings are comparable to those of other studies in this field that also found stronger push rather than pull strategies, a low demand for scientific evidence by policymakers, and a strong institutional pressure from the university partner to produce high quality academic publications [ 15, 16, 22, 23, 34].
"This creates a pull strategy rather than a push strategy.
Most notably, it has moved from a "push" strategy of using incentives to persuade retailers to hawk its shimmering eye shadows and fragrant shampoos aggressively to a "pull" strategy that focuses on increasing consumer demand.
The logic of the pull strategy in vaccine development — a strategy that has been most cogently advocated by the Harvard economist Michael Kremer, who is the co-author, with Rachel Glennerster, of the new book "Strong Medicine" — seems hard to resist; it's low risk, high reward.
Tandberg technology would give Cisco a "push-pull" strategy, says Catharine Trebnick, an analyst with Avian Securities.
He, for example, highlighted a "push-pull" strategy of pest management used to grow maize in Africa.
However, these methods are designed primarily for organizations that adopt the market pull strategy of technology product integration.
A pull strategy consists of advertising your product such that the customer starts demanding it or selecting it over other choices.
