Winning work productivity

There are a number of ways to describe this FC term. An early way of describing the nuclear position and free energy-dependent FC term was proposed in Nobel prize-winning work by Marcus [9, 10]. Marcus approximated the reactant and product, before and after electron transfer, as simple harmonic oscillators with intersecting parabolic potential surfaces. As the driving force of the reaction increases and the product potential surface drops further down in energy, the barrier that must be crossed in going from the bottom of the reactant parabola to the bottom of... 

Winning work in construction can be a complex process, not least because of significant variations in work availability. Demand for construction work is directly derived from the needs of other industries or the public sector (Morton and Ross 2008). Given the nature of the product and the need for capital expenditure or investment for its production, this demand is closely linked to the overall health of the UK economy, and the industry goes through boom and bust periods as the economy fluctuates between growth and recession (Dainty et a/. 2007). As the economic downturn of 2010 has... 

In its consultation with industry the FDA has been careful to ensure that the PAT initiative is seen as a win-win both by industry, who will have to change their ways of working with the regulators, and by the FDA who will have to make the initiative workable [44,45]. There are predicted to be gains in quality, safety and efficiency, depending on the nature of the product. These are likely to come from... 

An early important commercial use for the cellulosics was to replace ivory in making billiard balls, and while today this certainly would win approval by green enthusiasts it is not far-fetched to imagine at the time some habitues of the tables grumbling that the plastic balls just were not the same . When perfected eventually in a commercial sense cellulose nitrate plastics were more consistent in appearance and quality than tusks, and duly replaced them too for uses such as piano keys and handles for table cutlery in products like these they were an economical and practical substitute but in stiff collars and cuffs— another important early application (eventually, millions were made) to help keep clerks, nannies, and others looking smart throughout the working... 

A job to be done (JTBD) is the purpose for which customers buy products and services, like buying sanitizing soap to keep hands clean and germ-free at work. If you can fulfill this JTBD for your customers better than your competitors can, at a lower cost and with no harmful side effects, then you win market share. 

The business-getting chain. The proactive work on a client s brief with creative and technical teams developed to deliver winning products to the marketplace. 

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