Unlike some of the more complicated efforts to devise a theory of everything, this one should either succeed relatively rapidly or fail spectacularly.
Under Mr. Gonzales, experienced prosecutors were succeeded by relatively young and inexperienced lawyers seen as fiercely loyal to the administration.
The combined surfactant system has been widely used and succeeded at relatively ideal reservoirs with low temperature and low salinity.
Both campaigns succeeded at a relatively low cost in American casualties, but both continue to struggle toward establishing safe and secure postwar environments.
The fund has succeeded by buying relatively obscure names like TeleTech Holdings, a Denver outsourcing company that provides customer management services, and LabCorp, a national laboratory company that serves doctors, hospitals and health maintenance organizations.
Michael Lewis wrote a best-selling book, "Moneyball," about how Billy Beane, the general manager of the Oakland Athletics, had succeeded despite a relatively meager payroll, largely by giving more weight to statistical analysis than to intuitive judgments about players' abilities.
An interesting counterfactual that arises from Richardson's essay: How would it have been for Anderson's art had he not succeeded (in the relatively conventional sense of building a career in Hollywood and earning a decent living by making movies)?
Ellis points to an example from Nintendo's past of how the company has succeeded with a relatively anemic launch offering.
Using this method we succeeded to receive relatively high tungsten concentration (maximum value of 19 21 at%) in the electroless deposited NiWB films with good adhesion to the Si-substrate.
In this paper, we discuss the changes in approaches to handle chemical accidents from various perspectives and present a case in which the relevant agencies succeeded in responding relatively efficiently to a major chemical accident because of these changes.
