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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «WELL-HANDLED»
Descubre el uso de
well-handled en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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1
Workflow Management: Models, Methods, and Systems
Moreover we also require the short-circuited Q1 to be well handled. We impose
this additional requirement for the following reason. Suppose we want to use PN
as a part of a larger WF-net PN'. PN' is the original WF-net extended with an ...
Wil van der Aalst, Kees Max van Hee, 2004
2
Managing the Dynamics of New Product Development Processes: ...
6.5 Cyclic not wellhandled Petri nets a Not wellhandled and not sound b Not well
-handled and sound (a) (b) (c) Fig. 6.6 Continuing a not well-handled Petri net a
Not well-handled and not sound b Not wellhandled and sound c Sound and ...
Arie Karniel, Yoram Reich, 2011
3
Lectures on Concurrency and Petri Nets: Advances in Petri Nets
Moreover, we also require the short-circuited PN to be well-handled. We impose
this additional re- quirement for the following reason. Suppose we want to use
PN as a part of a larger WF-net PN . PN is the original WF-net extended with an ...
Jörg Desel, Wolfgang Reisig, Grzegorz Rozenberg, 2004
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Well Handled: Offshore Manual Handling Solutions
Work in this industry involves extensive manual handling during drilling, production and support activities. Unfortunately these handling tasks often contribute to musculoskeletal injuries, especially to the lower back and shoulders.
Health And Safety Executive Staff, 1997
5
Machiavelli: The Chief Works and Others
Because his cleverness in deceiving the people, by pretending to be a man with
popular sympathies, was well handled; also well handled were his proceedings
for getting the Ten chosen a second time; also well handled was his boldness in
...
Niccolò Machiavelli, Allan Gilbert, 1989
To handle a telephone call well is very important to a business because . a. a
well-handled phone call will earn a company more business b. a well-handled
phone call will enhance the company's prestige c. a well-handled phone call will
...
And beautiful as a well- handled tool. ("These and --.") Now, careful. Don't give
the -- waste this so completely. "Enormous power, ugly to the fool,/And beautiful" -
- then you must read the "as," you see, as an "if," you see. Isn't it? ("As beautiful as
...
Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy, 1997
8
The Clause in English: In Honour of Rodney Huddleston
The ball was well handled. b. *The ball was white and well handled. c. The pass
was fast and well handled. It may seem, then, that the crucial distinction is
between nouns that refer to actions, like shot and pass, and ones that refer to
physical ...
Peter Collins, David A. Lee, 1999
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Australian Master Human Resources Guide 2010
Well-handled conflict can empower both managers and employees, and the
process of conflict resolution increases employee accountability because
outcomes reached in resolution can assume some form of binding contract on
which both ...
Well-handled conflict can empower both managers and employees, and the
process of conflict resolution increases employee accountability because
outcomes reached in resolution can assume some form of binding contract on
which both ...
9 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «WELL-HANDLED»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
well-handled en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
World's End samples 'well-handled'
Andrew Davidson, 46, said he believed scenes-of-crime work following the discovery of Christine Eadie and Helen Scott's bodies had been "well-handled". «BBC News, Nov 14»
Gallipoli The Opera - with a touch of television (locked)
The action is well-handled but hardly nail-biting, the dramatic scenes credible but unremarkable and the comedy is less than edgy. Babylon. Since his debut ... «ArtsHub, Jul 14»
A Kickstarter-Funded Revival of Equus: Well-Handled With a Strong …
Sir Peter Shaffer, knighted in 2001, has given us scores of plays, with Amadeus, The Royal Hunt of the Sun, and Equus the best known of them. Equus is a ... «Houston Press, Jul 14»
Theatre Review: Stratford's Mother Courage gives audiences the full …
The songs, as it happens, are especially well-handled in this production, both in translation and performance. McKenna, who has most of them, is no great ... «National Post, Jun 14»
8 Great White House Correspondents' Dinner Moments of Lore
... that this was a lack of leadership, so you fired Gary Busey. These are the kinds of decisions that would keep me up at night. Well-handled, sir. Well-handled.” ... «Vanity Fair, Abr 14»
Film Review: 'On the Edge'
The car chases are well handled but formulaic in this lame Danish racing-movie ... recreation in the form of well-handled but formulaic, screechy car chases. «Variety, Mar 14»
New Lululemon Athletica Inc CEO brings pedigree in top cult brands
“The product quality issue that the company experienced was really well-handled, very quickly and very transparently,” Mr. Potdevin said. “If some [public ... «Financial Post, Dic 13»
DVD Review: 'Sister'
Ursula Meier's sophomore feature, Sister (L'enfant d'en haut, 2011), is one of those all too infrequent examples of well-handled, powerful and ... «Cine-Vue, Oct 12»
Charity whistle-blower wins case
Vice-chairman Harry O'Neil said: "We accept that the matter was not well-handled by the society, but we do not accept that there was any climate of fear, as was ... «BBC News, May 04»
