Domino is a small rectangular game piece with anywhere from zero to six dots on it, typically used for playing dominoes – an addictive board game where players use edge to edge domino pieces to form lines or patterns leading to specific totals. Popular among children, but also suitable for adults – dominoes offers endless variations to explore! One action may cause several dominoes to fall at the same time due to the “domino effect.”
Fiction writers often turn to dominoes as an effective means of building suspenseful fiction stories, since unlike plots revolving around character actions, tales told through dominoes don’t follow any linear progression; rather they move in the direction of the last domino to fall. This makes predicting its ending more challenging.
To prevent the domino effect, a writer can employ an approach called pivoting. This entails revising the structure of their story at various points to make sure that it follows an logical path and maintains audience interest; additionally, this helps avoid writing filler scenes or events which don’t advance plot development.
If a character’s actions lead to one event that triggers another, a writer can adjust the scene so as to keep audiences interested and ensure a satisfying conclusion.
As a business strategy, Domino’s has taken to adopting the policy of thinking local while acting global. This approach has proven highly successful for them as it allows them to adapt their business model according to customer demands and meet those that change over time. They have focused on expanding into areas other than pizza while introducing new products into their line-up.
Furthermore, they have invested in cutting-edge technology to make food delivery faster and more efficiently, as well as customer service that meets customers’ needs with responsiveness and attentiveness.
Domino’s has responded to shifting consumer needs by emphasizing customer loyalty. This has proven effective, as it has allowed them to both retain existing customers as well as attract new ones. Domino’s has also increased efficiency by implementing an order tracking system in real time that provides real time updates of statuses of orders placed with them.
Domino, recruited by Professor X into X-Corporation as Neena Thurman, originally served in Cable’s Six Pack mercenary team before it disbanded following a mission gone awry in Yucatan. She later left, but joined Cable’s X-Force upon being requested by Cable; during which time, Domino discovered how to subliminally and psionically create random probability field disruptions which allowed her to locate mutants who violate human rights.