She believed that "businesses have the power to do good".In later years Dame Anita had less to do with her firm, though she kept its name in the media with her ubiquitous views on matters green and ethical.
Although the sale of non-prescription health products is ubiquitous, the views of health professionals, such as chiropractors, regarding the sale of such products are not well known.
By Jessamyn West The New Yorker, July 3 , 1948P. 27 Ubiquitous, the bee View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By Jia Tolentino.
By Jessamyn West The New Yorker, July 3 , 1948P. 27 Ubiquitous, the bee View Article By Lidija Haas By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar.
In our view, ubiquitous computing can help to continuously monitor team processes in realistic environments and provide a new observational tool that can support team researchers and trainers with objective data on how team members interact and work with each other.
Still, for some American brands that have become passé here, Asian customers — many of them newly wealthy and less fatigued by ubiquitous logos — are viewed as a second chance.
This view is ubiquitous: a taxicab driver told me last week that as long as Mr. Greenspan is in charge, the economy will do fine, so it doesn't matter who is president.
Our view of ubiquitous computing is artefact-centred: in this view, computers are considered as secondary artefacts that enable items of everyday use to communicate as networked digital artefacts.
Yet this ubiquitous phenomenon has been viewed as uninteresting random noise and ignored in the ADHD research field almost entirely until recently, when it was proposed as an aetiologically important characteristic requiring systematic analysis [ 10].
Webex is still ubiquitous (I am asked to view a WebEx presentation almost daily), but it's expensive and bulky.
