Cognizance
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寄生虫
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misanthrope
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织布机
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Cracks in the World View of Classical Management,h traditionalists, was only seen as a cost factor, but this soon changed. In all corporate forms, Weber’s staff and line model and Ford’s logic of division of labour and hierarchization of workflows came under functional pressure.
START
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Lateral Management in the Twenty-First Century,tudy conducted by Cisco together with the International Institute for Management Development (Global Center for Digital Business Transformation .), more than 1000 decision-makers from 12 industries and 13 countries were interviewed.
Banister
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tion of the MWE occurred in the 12. and 13. centuries in the period 1150-1300 (Lamb, 1982). This warm period was followed by a colder one which lasted to the second half of the 19. century and is known as the so-called Little Ice Age (LIA). The climate during the LIA was not constantly cold. The rec
Lament
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Roland Geschwill,Martina Nieswandt heritage’ (Thatcher, 1992). As we have seen, her platform after 1984 was built upon the slogan of ‘Victorian values’, a catchphrase that concealed an expansive programme for quite revolutionary change behind the reassuring visage of a return to old-fashioned values and an all-but-lost national heri
希望
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Roland Geschwill,Martina Nieswandtoriana is so unpleasant … that we are content to leave the past where we find it’ (cited in Gardiner, 2004: 168). In stark contrast to Pound’s confident marginalisation of the Victorian past at the outset of the twentieth century, a steady interest in things Victorian gained momentum in the second h
Arteriography
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Roland Geschwill,Martina Nieswandtof natural philosophers of Greek education and culture (not necessarily Greeks) mainly in Greek colonies and in Alexander’s empire, as well as in the mainland. More specifically, the great intellectual centers of the time were Great Greece (Southern Italy and Sicily), Egypt, and Syria. It is worth m
Preamble
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