But it is Chris Paul who is actually the most productive point guard in the game.
Their journeys bookend the 20th century, and Green uses that glancing relationship as a productive point of departure.
They are also profoundly undemocratic, arbitrarily denying voters the ability to choose between good politicians and bad, especially in a city like New York with a strong public campaign-financing system, while automatically removing public servants of proven ability who are at a productive point in their careers.
Besides the moderate effort, interesting results were obtained, including increases in the productive capacity, as pointed out in the answer to the next question.
The creative destruction that modern capitalist society unleashes, in which "everything that is solid melts into air", is for Marx a precondition for the development of the productive forces to a point where there is an adequate surplus generated for it to be redistributed.
This observation points to the productive overlap of science and technology in energy research and, more generally, for mission-oriented research funding organizations.
The dose-response curves of the blockade have a Hill coefficient (NH) greater than three, indicating that DMSO exerts its effect by acting at different points of the productive infection cycle with high positive cooperativity [ 28].
Regarding "A divide in the E.U. of the East" by Manu Joseph (Letter from India, Nov. 24): the author makes an astute, often overlooked point, namely that the productive regions of India are subsidizing the vast under-producing regions.
BACK in October, my colleague in Los Angeles wrote, apropos of the government's puchase of a stake in Capital One:Given the importance of small and medium-sized businesses to job creation and productivity, successful efforts to loosen consumer credit could end up a pivot point in restoring the productive economy.
We illustrate our points by assessing the productive efficiency of research in Economics and Business Management Faculties of Dutch universities.
