To do so, the spanner may take up projects and tasks that cut across formal boundaries in the company, and he or she may spend less time in the immediate network.
Thursdays announcement comes one week after Thomson Financial reported Kuwait Petroleum concluded an agreement with Dow Chemical by which it plans to jointly take up projects in Kuwait and third countries, local business daily The Economic Times reported, citing unnamed sources.
Instead of just finishing up his contribution to my project, he went out of his way to guide me through the process because he knew how other people who had taken up similar projects succeeded.
More generally, epistemologists and philosophers of science have taken up the project of accommodating social influence in the production of knowledge, and this project is well underway in contemporary social epistemology and philosophy of science (e.g. Boyd 1992; Kitcher 1993, 2001).
Recently, the Government of the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh has taken up a project for the development of Gulshan-Banani Lake, as it will be linked with Hatirjheel project widening facilities for the city dwellers.
Our centre has taken up a project of development of superconducting magnetic energy storage (SMES) technology to have better power quality for its accelerator program.
In the statement to the press, Subasic, Findrik and Tahirović shared the misgiving that Nikolic and Jeremic had taken up the project from Milosevic and Karadzic.
Several field office staff have taken up the project enthusiastically – it offers ways to understand and act more effectively.
These three challenges were taken up in Project Quit Tobacco International (QTI) by a multidisciplinary team of tobacco researchers from the University of Arizona, Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute of Medical Science and Technology in Kerala, India, and Gajah Mada University, Indonesia.
Microsoft Research's Networking Over Whitespace ("KNOWS") project has taken up the task and made some pretty remarkable advances.
