Fine tune the process and then start reducing the annual sales level until EVERYONE who sells anything on the Internet is paying.

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The ant story is not limited to process optimization and serves as a fine example for information transmission.

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College is a process that is sufficiently multifaceted and fine-grained to do this.

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That would be fine if the process were fair and where the huge returns are also accessible to the public.

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In most cases, a file created in Office on one platform will appear just fine in the other, and no conversion process is needed because both use the same file formats.

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Asked about his rotation, Woodson said that it is a constant process, and that he is always fine-tuning it to find the right fit.

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But some fast juicers don't process leafy greens well, and they don't handle fine-textured wheat grass, a popular ingredient in the juicing world.

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Plus, the analysis allows you to feed back into the planning process so you can tweak campaigns, fine-tune customer lifecycle information and move forward with confidence.

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All of which is fine and dandy except that, if rigged to the average coal-fired power station, this process might use a quarter of the energy the plant produces.

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When you tour the factory floors of companies like Brioni and Canali you see how painstaking the process is, to what degree human skill still determines everything at the fine-clothes level.

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