For magazines and network television, reality stars are the ultimate supply-driven phenomenon: an endless supply of attention-seeking semistars to fill up pages and hours.
As he wrote in The Economic Consequences of the Peace, "The preservation of a spurious value for the currency, by the force of law expressed in the regulation of prices, contains in itself … the seeds of final economic decay, and soon dries up the sources of ultimate supply".
An emergency diesel generator (EDG) is the ultimate electric power supply source for the operation of emergency engineered safety features when a nuclear power plant experiences a loss of off-site power (LOOP).
But Mr Lee and his colleagues are already concentrating on the ultimate prize of supply-chain integration: ways of constantly monitoring and improving the whole system by using all the available data.The start-ups spawned by this kind of research are anything but typical dotcoms, says Bruce Richardson, an analyst with AMR Research, an IT consultancy.
We cannot make the direct connection between the plastic bottles of water and what they are doing to the ultimate source of their supply.
Even so, the ultimate endorsement a deal to supply the original tyres to a Western passenger-car company—has so far eluded it.The distribution of shares to individuals is part of all of these changes.
Maintenance of an adequate supply of the ultimate methyl donor (i.e., S-adenosylmethionine) requires an adequate supply of dietary folate and B vitamins.
Supplying the ultimate form of reality-TV, shot by "embeds"—a noun invented by the Pentagon to refer to journalists travelling with soldiers this war is zapped live into the living-room as no other.
Perhaps the late Margaret Mead supplied the ultimate expression for our world today.
… This enormous investment contributes little to the ultimate goal of increasing the supply of permanent housing units".
