All things online are recorded, cheap sensors of all sorts are providing a wealth of information about operations, and experiments can be performed at a massive scale.
We know a great deal about these networks, as all things online are recorded, cheap sensors of all sorts are providing a wealth of information about operations, and experiments can be performed at a massive scale.
She brought a wealth of managerial and operations experience, emotional intelligence, political acumen and, crucially, firsthand knowledge of how to build a sophisticated advertising business based on user data.
That autonomy and self-regulation that the Physiocrats and Adam Smith had found, or thought they had found, in the processes of wealth, in the operation of prices, rents, interest, and wages during the 18th century became the basis of a separate and distinctive economics—or, as it was often called, "political economy"—in the 19th.
The option of the intelligence group, if implemented, will minimize or eliminate further U.S. human losses in Afghanistan and will save substantial expenditures of wealth on military operations in Afghanistan.
However, with the vague and limited information provided, it is impossible to assess whether the security outcomes could have been achieved by using the wealth of targeted and operation-led intrusive surveillance powers at the Agencies' disposal.
But Chinese stocks jumped after its securities regulator granted approval to two new equity funds and the wealth management operations of nine mutual funds.
The apprehension of Mr. Khan led authorities in Pakistan to computers that provided a wealth of information about Al Qaeda operations, including the surveillance of the financial institutions.
And it brought in Nyron Latif from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as the head of operations for Jon Weiss' wealth and investment management unit.
A case base containing a wealth of knowledge about optimal operation modes was constructed from a large number of cases.
Few industries stood to benefit more than the railroads from the rapid advances in electronics, which found a wealth of applications from real-time operations monitoring and customer services to computer-based traffic control.
