"But you only win if you innovate faster than the players in the rest of the system .To keep winning, the firm will need to hang on to its remarkable talent pool.
However, with a remarkable talent pool, devoted political support, and the growing availability of growth-stage funding, expect to see a greater number of strong regional businesses and hopefully a more active exit environment in the years to come.
After the succession of pipe-fed basins, there is something remarkable about the pools at Bayen, where the source emerges straight from the earth, and the pools, some exhilarating, some near scalding, are surrounded by an amphitheater of green.
The potential pool of remarkable authors consists of people who are not part of a superannuated system, are not celebrities and do not write for fame.
In general, however, when coupled with one of several cross-experiment dataset integration tools, aRrayLasso will enable mining of the remarkable and untapped historical pool of microarray datasets for large-scale metastudies for well-powered discovery.
The results obtained herein demonstrate remarkable variations between the pooled samples that far exceed those evident using conventional bottom-up proteomics approaches.
England's 31-21 victoverover France in Paris completed a remarkable journey from World Cup pool flops to grand slam champions but Jones is already eyeing bigger and better things.
Moorhouse argues that British Swimming should analyse one of the few stand-out British performances in the pool, Michael Jamieson's remarkable fightback to take silver in the 200m breaststroke.
Obviously, Ms. Walters's remarkable ascent from the secretarial pool of the "Mad Men" era to anchor desks and presidential yachts serves as a timeline of the women's movement.
Despite the widespread discourse about the ambivalent relationship between the public and the private in modern society, it is remarkable how swiftly an outdoor pool became an important institution.
