Are we missing the point when we focus on our posture and movement merely in terms of optimizing or retaining productivity?
Criminals, too, retain their productivity much longer if unwed but tend to hang up their crowbars after marriage.
The wet cells were recyclable and retained 55% productivity in the 5th cycle.
MNA TL was easily separated under magnetic field and reused, retaining 88% productivity in 11th cycle.
Cells of E. coli (Calb/Tll) were recycled for five times and retained 75% productivity, thus being practical for producing biodiesel from grease.
Worker turnover increases costs while decreasing productivity; employers include health insurance in their compensation to attract and to retain highly productive workforces [ 22, 24, 25].
The main purpose of CMS is to retain benefits of high productivity in product layout and flexibility of process-oriented layouts (Rajput 2007; Case and Newman 2004).
Jacques A. Nasser, Ford's chief executive, said the multimillion-dollar program would be a wise investment, helping retain workers and increase productivity by enabling Ford employees to focus on their jobs without having to worry, for example, about child care.
It is regimented, ill-paid, constantly assessed and it carries with it an obligation to produce a string of publications, often a joyless business, but necessary if your department is to retain its reputation for productivity.
