That helped him reclaim values and dimensions of his life he'd locked away -- friendships, creative pleasures, his children.
In a survey of consumer electronics, Janes et al. (2010) identified main facilitators of RL as top management awareness, strategic partnerships with supply chain partners, detailed insight into cost and performance, reclaiming value from returned products, and capability to put products rapidly back into the market.
For example, Arthur Simms' construction uses rags, automotive wheel covers and other found objects to fashion a whimsical self-portrait that has a serious side, suggesting that the artist has the power to re-create himself, as well as to reclaim the value in what others see as worthless.
Hu et al. (2013) proposed CMR concepts for longwall mining to reclaim high value land resources (Hu and Chen 2016), which were successfully demonstrated in the field in Anhui Province, China.
Democrats should proudly reclaim the values and moral positions that have defined the party in its best moments.
On March 12 Mr. Beck introduced the 9/12 Project, an initiative to reclaim the values and principles that he said were evident the day after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
In the late 1980's, the European Union started allowing European and non-European tourists and businesses to reclaim the value-added tax levied on some products and services -- an amount that could be as much as 25percentt of the money spent.
Correction: November 20, 2000, Monday An article in the World Business section on Nov. 8 about businesses that help companies and individuals reclaim the value-added tax levied on some products and services in Europe referred imprecisely to remarks made by Barry O'Sullivan, marketing manager at Fexco Tax Reclaim.
Now, more than ever, we must reclaim these values and ensure the right to food for all Americans.
They have to reclaim the values and rescue ancestral knowledge, which is a primary pillar of the movement.
