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…was turning out 4 new products a day and at the height of Walkman sales, a new model every 3 weeks! In order to ensure such a level of innovation - remember, it is a challenge for firms in technology based industries to constantly innovate as it is at the core…

…strategy to make Coke the early bird in many of the major foreign markets. At the height of World War II, Woodruff proclaimed that "Wherever American boys were fighting, they'd be able to get a Coke." By the time competitors, like Pepsi, tried to make its…

…areas that could not accommodate adults." Many of the openings were not more than three to four feet in height, which made factory owners want children in their workforce. By using children in the factories there was progress made. The children represented…

…, tin scrapes, and mines to reduce the chance of enemy crossing. The other two trenches (support, and reserve) were constructed to easily move supplies and troops to the front trenches. Trenches varied from six to eight feet in height. After wet rainy days…

…Have you ever wanted something so bad, that you would do anything to get it? Would you go to death defying heights? In the play Macbeth, William Shakespeare introduces to his audience many such characters. It is clear that the following specific…

…, faster and higher than any bird. I closed my eyes and felt a slight pressure on my chest as we rose up to an acceptable height. When I opened them the whole state was spread out before me, a rolling blanket of white. In some places trees poked through, adding…

…Applies to all Georgia O'Keeffe landscapes - When Georgia O'Keeffe painted Grey Hill Forms in 1936, she was already at the height of a career that brought her both popular and critical acclaim. In 1929, she spent the summer in Taos, New Mexico…

…and combined with the narrow hemline they produced a silhouette resembling an inverted pyramid. Around 1912 men's trousers were made with waist bands so the braces could be abandoned, which became popular made out of flannel, for casual wear, collar height…

…a bright palette. This was an important time in Sisley's development as an artist, particularly as an Impressionist. 'The Flood at Port-Marley' was painted at the height of Sisley artistic talent, when he had developed as an Impressionist- yet also…

…on thousands of temples in which tens of thousands of people lived, devoting themselves to the study and practice of the Dharma of Buddha. In the course of time Zen would influence Chinese civilization, elevating its thinking, culture and art to great heights…