Twitter would get a refocused management team and streamlined work force.
Army officials acknowledged that the idea could streamline their force planning, by giving them only one mission to fulfill — although some Army officers also expressed wariness that the Marines were trying to move from an unpopular war, Iraq, to Afghanistan, which has more popular support.
It can also help turn the Palestinian security forces from a multitude of competing fiefdoms into a more streamlined, professional police force.
By comparing streamline in forced and free convections, it can be said that streamline in forced convection behaves uniformly and regularly.
Open image in new window Figure 15 Variations of streamline in forced convection.
Under Mr. Mulally's guidance, the company sold brands, streamlined operations and forced its international divisions to work more closely on new models with North American personnel.
StackMob's goal is to condense development time by weeks if not months, by taking care of a huge range of needs that can be streamlined rather than forcing the developer to learn everything and implement it themselves.
These data have given rise to the simple theory that intergenic size directly reflects regulatory complexity (Nelson et al. 2004), that is, the number of modular or combinatorial transcription factor binding sites, at least in streamlined genomes where forces of genome expansion are counterbalanced by selection.
Sleek and streamlined, packing an explosive force of up to 700 million pounds of TNT, the B61 thermonuclear weapon is the last of its kind, the only tactical nuclear bomb in the U.S. arsenal.
In a letter to The East Hampton Star early this year, Ms. Leahy asked for support during a period of work-force reductions, streamlined operations and a cut in the pension plan to help stem fiscal losses.
