For a quarter-century, partisan rancor in the capital has scuttled efforts to streamline one of the most byzantine court systems in the nation, law professors and watchdog groups say.
Seize every opportunity, even those that you aren't qualified for With one week left in my internship, I remember that one message the General Manager had sent on our interns group asking if someone wanted to help him build an application to streamline one of our processes.
More than any previous Intel leader, Barrett thinks about process — how to turn inefficient and messy practices into crisp, streamlined ones.
So now we introns early advocates would have to imagine two independent episodes of intron loss through streamlining (one in the line leading to Bacteria and the other on the line to Archaea) rather than the arguably more parsimonious single gain early in eukaryote evolution imagined for introns late.
The streamlined one-level homes had floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors that united the indoor and outdoor space.
In the early 1970s, the shirtwaist was given a shot in the arm by Halston, whose streamlined, one-style-suits-all adaptation was issued in machine-washable Ultrasuede.
At Edra, there were chairs and sofas that seemed happy to take on any form, from tangled to crinkled to lumpy, as long as it was not a streamlined one.
Meanwhile, Richard Edgeworth (a philandering Anglo-Irish charmer who combined a passionate interest in progressive education with a talent for inventing eccentric forms of transport like a high-speed, streamlined one-wheel chaise) committed the fatal error of introducing the rejected Day to the works of Jean Jacques Rousseau.
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