Geographic expansion

Geographical expansion went international in 1975 when UPS opened in Ontario, Canada, and in 1976 it began operations in Europe, in Diisseldorf, Germany. Since 1975, UPS has expanded throughout the world - Asia Pacific region in 1988 and Latin America in 1989 - and it... 

The period between a.d. 700 and 1100 was the peak of the Arab Empire. The vast geographic expanse of the Arab influence meant that a great variety of materials were available and that there was ample opportunity for the cross-fertilization of knowledge. Several individuals from this period had a... 

Geographic expansion means access to new markets, more sophisticated skills (e.g., marketing, product development, process technologies), and new talent, as well as broadening the product portfolio. 

Middle East chemical companies are planning aggressive growth, and are in a position to pursue it along the three dimensions of local capacity expansion, portfolio expansion and forward integration, and geographic expansion into new markets. 

If this is done well, exiting from selected businesses can simultaneously bring more focus to the survivors. The core units should then be grown by consolidation and organic growth based on new products, geographic expansion, or a revamped value delivery system. To be successful, these changes need to be sup-... 

Figure 14 A scenario for climatic and geographic expansion of grasslands and their soils in the Great Plains of North America (Retallack, 1997d) (from Palaios 1997, 72, pp. 380-390. reproduced by permission of Society for...

Was it possible that the physical milieu dictated the genetic determinants, and benefited the choice of mineral phase, or was the geographic expansion... 

Product innovations continue to expand the useful application range of silicones. Emerging markets, especially in Asia, are providing new opportunities for geographical expansion. 

The vast geographical expanse of the Asia Pacific region, covering approximately 40 countries, from tiny Pacific islands populated by only a few thousand inhabitants to some of the most populous nations on earth such as India, Indonesia and China, poses a challenge in identifying and addressing the problems of iodine deficiency disorders (IDD) in this part of the world. Because many of these countries are island states, it has erroneously been assumed that iodine deficiency is not a significant endemic problem... 

III Growth in the current chain Partners seek a better competitive position without creating new "space" in the supply chain Includes geographic expansion or partnering with immediate upstream or downstream companies... 

As a disciplinary society the Societe chimique had to do boundary-work demarcate its field of expertise, erecting rhetorical boundaries between what chemistry was supposed to be and what it was not supposed to be. The society s disciplinary boundary-work included both monopolizing and expansion of authority. Especially under Wurtz s charismatic leadership, the society tried to take epistemic control in order to advocate certain scientific ideas, as the example of his arduous campaign for atomism shows. The society furthermore pursued both disciplinary and geographical expansion, while trying to suppress competing authority claims made by industrial chemists and the provincial sections, among others. 

III Growth in the Partners seek a better Includes geographic expansion or... 

Innovative SMR designs are under development for water cooled, gas cooled, liquid metal cooled and molten salt cooled reactor lines, as well as some non-conventional combinations thereof The targeted timelines of readiness for deployment vary between 2010 and 2030 the major concerns addressed by the innovation cover a broader spectrum of subject areas as compared to the operating and near term evolutionary NPPs, see Table 1. Such extended consideration is apparently due to the anticipated growth and geographical expansion of nuclear power. 

The combination of biotic overturn, geographic expansion, tectonic activity, and substantial fossil and sedimentary record make the Late Devonian of Eastern North America an excellent interval in which to implement GIS methods, assess their accuracy, and employ these methods to decipher the faunal dynamics of a key event in Earth s history. The case study presented below uses range reconstructions constrained by GIS or phylogenetic frameworks to address specific aspects of the Late Devonian Biodiversity Crisis. 

The approximate relative ages of the different varieties and regional populations of a specific variety, which leads to the formnlation of new hypotheses about the origin and geographic expansion of varieties. 

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