However, yet another study published this year suggests the dimming is going away as anti-sulphur pollution-control measures kick in.Perhaps the most important uncertainty, though, is that caused by a lack of enough good-quality, long-term, internally consistent data.
If Apple was throwing around the "Retina" term internally, at least one of Bloomberg's three sources presumably would've thought to mention it.
"Doing something which may seem as simple as redefining a term internally has a huge impact in how we approach creative, production, marketing and even business development," said Ahern.
While both earn about the same profit margins on their biopharma sales (24.4 % for J&J and 23.5 % for Biogen), in absolute terms, the internally generated cash available to a corporate giant like J&J ($15 billion total, $6.1 billion from biopharma) dwarfs the internally generated cash available to Biogen ($1.2 billion).
So China is boldly attempting to upgrade in manufacturing terms, both internally and globally at the same time.
Although Maya's graphical user interface uses the term "tools," internally they are called "contexts".
Rather, the idea, from what I understand, will be for Comcast to take some of that technology, and the people who created it, for them to work on a bigger "smart Internet" strategy (that's the term used internally).
The terms "refugee", "internally-displaced", "conflict-affected", and "forced migration" were used to search the forced migration theme.
Stimuli generating additional unusual experiences are termed 'inducers', whereas internally produced synesthetic percepts are termed 'concurrents' [ 2].
"It helped me come to terms with myself, internally, and I was also able to give my mom the album.
