Mutters the words "core competence".' Or whatever trendy management mantra happens to be in fashion this week...
Mutters the words "core competence".' Or whatever trendy management mantra happens to be in fashion this week..
The second decision was considerably more equivocal as the splintered court grappled with the ambiguously worded core provisions of the 1996 law, the Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act.
The Reading findings point to another conclusion, which is that certain core words, core concepts, have always been with us, that they are the building blocks of not just language but also society.
The musical shift occurs when the singer pronounces the words "Core", during which, as described by Nikki Debben in her essay included in the Manual Edition of Biophilia, the "modality switches from minor to major".
Following the rule of the first core repeat in array being truncated, in these cases this is the type 2. In other words, core repeats of any type can appear in the truncated form but strictly depending on their position in the array.
Granted that shame is often associated with anger, sadness, and disgust (in fact, the status of shame as a unique emotion type is still arguable), most researchers would not consider these words as core shame words in Chinese.
There are many, many more examples – enough to show that privatisation, without using that word, is core to Cameronism and Osbornism.
In a word, the core idea of ensemble learning is to organizing different weak classifiers into one strong classifier.
This term may be useful to describe with a single word – consensus, core and amino acid patterns.
