There will be leaders, letters from readers, and probably a crossword.This package, which was emulated first by broadcasters and then by internet pioneers such as AOL.com and MSN.com, works rather like an old-fashioned department store.
These changes — many of which were emulated by Jif's competitors — prompted a lengthy battle between the peanut-butter industry and the federal government over the standard of identity for the food.
In our Krylov kernel, we utilize quad precision arithmetic which is emulated via the double double precision method.
Then, the technique is applied to the industrial Styrene-Butadiene rubber process, which is emulated through an available numerical simulator.
The information system, which was emulated and shared online at www.gisonda.it, supplies a synoptic multi-layered view of the area where the visible and invisible archaeology show their mutual relationships and the complex interactions both with elements of the landscape and the actual human activities (i.e. the modern road network, the coast line, etc…).
On the contrary, a Practical Wisdom approach opposes the methodological reductionism of a management education practice, which is emulating natural sciences and their research methods as closely as possible and is therefore blinding itself for the complexity of Human business practice.
The German Bundesliga has a good model which might be emulated.
That vote threatened the carbon trading system, which has been emulated globally as a way of using markets to curb greenhouse gases.
The Met's innovative high-definition live broadcasts to movie theaters, for example, which are being emulated by several international companies, lost money at first.
During this transition, perhaps the only remaining piece of CEH (clunky external hardware) will be the sub-woofer, which cannot be emulated with a head-worn device.
