... terrorists can be identified by these attributes However, although an understanding of the terrorist mindset would be the key to understanding howandwhy an individual becomes a terrorist, numerous ... behavior is normative, and that if they exceeded certain constraints and employed WMD they would completely alienate themselves from the public and possibly provoke swift and harsh retaliation ... terrorist individuals and groups operating independently (freelancers) and the new recruitment patterns of some groups, such as recruiting suicide commandos, female and child terrorists, and scientists...
... include Covitz and Sharpe (2005), Purnandanam (2004), Lin and Smith (2003), Rogers (2002), Graham and Rogers (2002), Géczy, Minton and Schrand (1997), Mian (1996) and Fenn, Post and Sharpe (1996) ... coefficient on profits is negative and significant at the per cent level in Columns and 2, and close to significant (p-value between 10 and 15 per cent) in Columns and The sales growth coefficient ... of operational hedging and other non-derivatives decisions for firm risk management outcomes (eg Bartram, Brown and Minton, 2006; Chava and Purnandanam, 2006; Petersen and Thiagarajan, 2000)...
... regionally (Almeida and Kogut, 1997; Baptista and Swann, 1998, 1999; Feldman, 1994; Audretsch and Feldman, 1996; Porter, 1998) However, there is nearly no empirical evidence showing a significant ... see Fritsch and Lukas, 2001 and Fritsch, 2001a,b, 2002b) Figures and show the values of those dummy variables reflecting the propensity to have cooperative relationship with customers and with “other” ... Stockholm, and Vienna, with the latter two cities serving as national capitals Two of the regions in our sample, Saxony and Slovenia, were under socialist See Crevoisier and Maillat (1991) and the...
... (chemostat) and substrate saturation (pH-auxostat) The specific cellular glucose and oxygen consumption rates, together with the specific protein and carbon dioxide production rates (qglu, qO2 , qCO2 and ... dilution rate was and remained 100% Both datasets indicate that no products other than biomass and CO2 were synthesized, confirming that the specific flows of catabolism (qCO2 and qO2 ) and anabolism ... Henk van Verseveld and R J Planta We thank Bas Kooijman (Theoretical Biology, Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands) for discussions and advice This study...
... persons of other faiths at roughly the time, the writings of Josephus, and Lucian of Samosata, and Plutarch. All of these authors are trying to understand the world and their place in it, and all of them have valuable things to teach us. It is important to know what the words of ... over such things. Before explaining howandwhy the manuscripts of the New Tes tament have made a real difference to me emotionally and intellectu ally, to my understanding of myself, the world I live in, my views of ... 2 MISQUOTING JESUS Kansas, a church with a kind and wise rector, who happened also to be a neighbor and whose son was one of my friends (with whom I got into mischief later on in junior high school—something involving ...
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... by “observing” how to plan a career change, how to pay for it and live while making it, how to anticipate the effects that career change will have on one’s mate and children, how long it may ... Dell and Bill Gates, both of whom left college before graduation to start, respectively, Dell Computer and Microsoft Bob McDonald and Don Hutcheson, career consultants and founders of the Highlands ... me how to be disciplined, and it showed me how to be organized.” The skills that Travis used in trial preparation—anticipating questions and issues, figuring out what could possibly go wrong and...
... identify promising practices in many fields [5-7] increases the urgency and relevance of understanding howandwhy interventions work However, complex community health programs involve a set of highly ... propositions for howandwhy interventions contribute to positive outcomes The propositions arise from and are organized within a multiple interventions program framework (see Figure and Table 1) ... 'Project leaders and staff immersed themselves in the community and among the people, where they developed and adjusted programme activities according to the available local options and circumstances'...
... (and human readable) Page HowandWhy Are Companies Using XML? The Business Case slide Why a Business Wants XML in Publishing C Content re-use C repurposing and new products C customization and ... Web design and print design should be different slide 14 We Still Print Textbooks Page HowandWhy Are Companies Using XML? slide 15 Textbooks May Have Instructor’s Manuals Page HowandWhy Are ... references live (and linked forward as well) All cross-references are real links Page 15 HowandWhy Are Companies Using XML? slide 30 For the Printed Journal Page 16 HowandWhy Are Companies...
... community would like to understand how people cooperate and socialize with virtual agents of all types, how to design them to be more effective partners [33, 79], how they can make games more enjoyable, ... joint activity, etc? How much does it seem the team-mates it for us, how much we for the others? What is reasonable, how much we expect? how is credit and blame assigned, how team-mates value ... qualities and performance However, all things being equal, human players respond in the same way to human and artificial team-mates – and if there are differences, what accounts for them? Related...
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... terrorists can be identified by these attributes However, although an understanding of the terrorist mindset would be the key to understanding howandwhy an individual becomes a terrorist, numerous ... behavior is normative, and that if they exceeded certain constraints and employed WMD they would completely alienate themselves from the public and possibly provoke swift and harsh retaliation ... terrorist individuals and groups operating independently (freelancers) and the new recruitment patterns of some groups, such as recruiting suicide commandos, female and child terrorists, and scientists...
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... patterns are pervasive; you can hear them in hundreds of exchanges in the workplace every day And, as in the case of Cheryl and Phil, they affect who gets heard andwho gets credit Getting Credit Even ... women – who are reluctant to put themselves forward in this way and 141 THE POWER OF TALK who consequently risk not getting credit for their contributions Confidence and Boasting The CEO who based ... confidence, competence, and authority sound like Or we? Who Gets Heard andWhy lationships In the past four years, I have extended that research to the workplace, where I have observed how ways of speaking...
... to the wine and dine (or shmooze and booze) theory of management and selling: establish trust and confidence with employees and prospects, and you can get them to anything or sell them anything ... partially true and largely inadequate However, executives who believe in them conclude that good products sell themselves and the sales force is overpaid to distribute product literature and collect ... decide who is right andwho is wrong Fun and playfulness cross all levels of Maslow’s hierarchy for mature, healthy people, and are integral to fulfilling needs People who separate work and fun...
... models, and explain howandwhy they diverge in their measures of risk and the implications for the equity risk premium In the second part of this chapter, we consider default risk andhow it ... time horizon, risk preferences and portfolio characteristics 1 CHAPTER UPSIDE, DOWNSIDE: UNDERSTANDING RISK Risk is part of investing and understanding what it is andhow it is measured is essential ... fund manager with a varied and demanding clientele Step 1: Understanding the Client The process always starts with the investor and understanding his or her needs and preferences For a portfolio...
... Greatest Salesman in the World and Getting to Yes and The Millionaire Next Door and Think and Grow Rich! and all the others, not one of them with even an ounce of stress showing on their bindings They ... tallies at the banks and real estate firms themselves We’re talking about over million people whose jobs consist mainly of pushing your money back and forth, up and down, in and out The industry’s ... cards with business owners’ names and phone numbers on them These were the leads that the big boys called with pride because of how wealthy the prospects were andhow impossible they were to get...