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Its stake, the rating agency said then, "gives NASDAQ little in terms of either synergistic opportunities or cash-flow generation".
These chunks can be assigned by the nucleus to particular synergistic processors inside its own Cell or, if it is deemed faster to do so, sent to another Cell instead.
His central point is that there must be "synergistic " progress in all dimensions.He has been a highly political commander, taking on the job of speaking to Pakistan's president, Pervez Musharraf, "soldier to soldier".
IF TALK of synergistic processing elements, parallel floating-point shader pipelines, vector units and 1080p high-definition video sets your pulse racing, you are probably looking forward to the launch of the PlayStation 3 (PSony Sony's new video-game console, which goes on sale in Japan and America next month.Most people find such technical trivia baffling, however.
"If you control lots of channels, 24 hours a day across the globe, the economics change almost exponentially," says Peter Kreisky, head of the media practice at Mercer Management Consulting.There is a further piece to this synergistic picture, which goes by the disarmingly anodyne name of the "electronic programme guide".
In some cases (such as the synergistic effects of herbal remedies) new techniques of assessment will have to be devised.
As their letter says, "One of the core strategies underlying the merger with Times-Mirror was the synergistic growth opportunities of cross-ownership".
Also, years of cost-cutting have squeezed out most potential savings, so firms are increasingly concluding that the likeliest way to cut costs further is to exploit the synergies of a merger with a similar firm.Indeed, the greater potential for synergistic mergers is one reason for hoping that this merger wave will deliver better results than most past waves have done.
Such synergistic arrangements should boost economies of scale while also weeding out cannibalistic competition between member states.But it is perhaps not surprising that the Balkans with memories of inter-ethnic conflict still fresh struggled to slot its remaining flag carriers together.
This "directed evolution" induces mutations in genes and selects for the best among them over several rounds, generating multitudes of new variants in a fraction of the time that nature would require.An extension of directed evolution culls several different beneficial mutations and assembles them together in the same gene, with the aim of obtaining an additive or synergistic effect.
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The adjective "synergistic" primarily functions to modify nouns , describing something that exhibits synergy, where the combined effect is greater than the sum of its parts. As Ludwig AI confirms, its usage is grammatically correct and widespread.
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