As the movie business emerged from a slump that was provoked by the boom in a competing medium, television, Mr. Medavoy matched its rising curve in successive jobs as casting director, agent and production executive at United Artists, Orion Pictures and Sony.
The network of relationships he built up through successive jobs at the top of Whitehall was not just tactical; he used it wherever he could to enlist support for the civil service as an essential institution.
The other knew 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue as the place where his father worked for a dozen years in successive jobs: vice president of the United States for two-thirds of that time, president for the rest.
Theirs is a city, in Ozick's words, full of people who live on "pity, and therefore on gossip... who had lost three successive jobs, who was in danger of being fired, which agent's prestige had fallen, who could not get her second novel published, who was persona non grata at this or that magazine... who was being snubbed, who counted or did not count".
This approach, however, has no impact when successive jobs are being scheduled.
Traverse says she drew from Whitman skills that have enabled her to adapt to six successive jobs as a CEO.
These parameters are given with the following interpretation: at runtime, each task τ i generates a potentially infinite number of successive jobs τ i,j.
The multiframe task model (as presented by Mok and Chen [17] and later generalized by Baruah et al. [18]) allows system designers to model a task by using a static and finite list of execution requirements, corresponding to successive jobs (or frames as they are named in this model).
Thanks in part to an endorsement from poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, he eventually earned successive jobs at Indiana newspaper publishers during the latter 1870s.
