Much of the show's success, he says, comes from its use of key soap-opera elements.
The article bans stealing or unauthorized reproduction, revelation and use of key corporate business secrets.
Also, the use of key performance indicator should clearly reflect the needs of the warehouse.
There is an increased use of key performance indicators and incentive schemes in the petroleum industry.
Similarly, some increased their use of key cards -- special identification cards that are needed to unlock doors providing access from one area of the hospital to another.
They browse your website (and everyone else's) to identify the actual copy written on the page along with things like use of key words and phrases.
Second, Mr Krugman criticises the use of key datapoints in the paper, namely, those corresponding to the postwar years in America and Britain.
Powerful advances in risk-based mechanical, process, materials, and corrosion engineering are emphasized and the use of key performance indicators (KPIs) are reasoned for best life-cycle integrity.
While both literature streams deal with servitization, their conceptual underpinnings and use of key terms are fundamentally different and have become confused within literature.
On Wednesday, as McConnell introduced his attempted 215 reauthorization, the director of national intelligence, James Clapper, declassified statistics that seemed to indicate a slight decline in the use of key surveillance powers.
Yet even while the sonata with continuo flourished, the forces of tonality, or organization in terms of keys, developed intensely toward a use of key contrast that would eventually drive the trio sonata from the scene.
