Examples of Go in the following topics:
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- Womack and Jones go on to claim that if a business cannot (1) quickly reduce its product development time by half, (2) cut its order processing time by 75%, and (3) decrease production times by 90%, then the business is doing something wrong.
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- To get a straight line with the linear option chosen, the price would have to go up the same amount every time period.
- The price would have to go up the same proportion every time period.
- For example, go up 0.1% every day.
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- The circle of fifths gets its name from the fact that as you go from one section of the circle to the next, you are going up or down by an interval of a perfect fifth.
- If you go up a perfect fifth (clockwise in the circle), you get the key that has one more sharp or one less flat; if you go down a perfect fifth (counterclockwise), you get the key that has one more flat or one less sharp.
- Since going down by a perfect fifth is the same as going up by a perfect fourth, the counterclockwise direction is sometimes referred to as a "circle of fourths".
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- The harmonic minor scale raises the seventh note of the scale by one half step, whether you are going up or down the scale.
- (Please see Beginning Harmonic Analysis for more about this. ) In the melodic minor scale, the sixth and seventh notes of the scale are each raised by one half step when going up the scale, but return to the natural minor when going down the scale.
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- Not long ago, an administrator at a prominent UK business school pulled me aside and explained that her university had just bought a hybrid car (coloured green, of course) and had painted the words ‘(Our) university is going green!
- ‘We haven't figured that out yet either,' she answered, ‘but we're really serious about this sustainability thing so we're also going to knock down two of our buildings and rebuild them so they're greener. '
- Yet too many business schools (and businesses) fail to see a similar sense of irony when they announce that they're ‘going green' – with the result that their efforts end up looking like nothing more than a misplaced marketing exercise.
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- Knowing when to stop and go in your new venture market opportunity assessment isn't easy.
- Recognizing when you are on the verge of going through a Stop Sign without braking is critical.
- Blog Back: Analyze your new venture's market opportunity; do you have all "Go" signs?
- Enter your strategy for obtaining all "Go" signs at http://www.Mentorography.com .
- Exhibit 4: Stop and Go Signs for Assessing Market Opportunity Matrix
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- This transition it known as "going private. "
- Increased capital: Sometimes going private results in a significant injection of capital, because the investors are willing to buy the company's stock at a higher price than it is trading on the market.
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- When learners go into critical reflection they have sufficient evidence to accept the validity of the new concept and to change their meaning perspectives or schemes.
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- The primary aim is to illustrate how sociologists go beyond common sense understandings in trying to explain or understand social phenomena.
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- If you want it lower, go in the counterclockwise direction.
- The further you go, the more it will change.
- If it's just a little too low, you can go up two keys to A.
- If that is the case, you can go up two more keys to D.
- Notice that, because the keys are arranged in a circle, going up seven keys like this is the same as going down five keys.