Running traditionally sequential activities in parallel creates substantial time savings and potential for additional throughput.
But a closer look at the data reveals the gendered nature of society management, with women running traditionally "feminine" groups, compared to their male counterparts' roles in areas where women are widely underrepresented.
This means that social enterprises "will ultimately be at an advantage or even be more successful on a dollar for dollar basis in the long run than traditionally commercial organisations".
The Spirit Run was traditionally organized by the five elementary schools that feed into Corona del Mar High School — Harbor View, Andersen, Eastbluff, Newport Coast and Lincoln — but their parent-teacher associations decided not to sponsor the event this year.
The increasing appeal of the Democratic Party was also manifested last year by how well Hillary Rodham Clinton ran in traditionally Republican upstate New York in her Senate campaign.
The broadcasting regulator has accepted London Live's request to change the definition of "first-run" programming, traditionally defined as a programme's debut in the UK, to include any show that has not run on its channel previously.
The largely church-run hospitals traditionally serve as the main providers of care for Palestinians referred for treatment for procedures not available in the West Bank and Gaza.
A Moroccan-born Muslim and a rising star in the Dutch political world who denounces religious radicals and reactionary nationalists alike, the mayor runs a traditionally tough, working-class city.
The practical effect of that, said Cecil, was that Democratic candidates running in traditionally Republican states now had a fighting chance of winning.
Summer rentals, which traditionally run from Memorial Day to Labor Day, run the gamut from $35,000 to $120,000 for the season.
