When the lean principles are learnt from a person who is outside the company and is considered an expert by the industry in the said subject and he facilitates the implementation of these principles to maximize the customer value, then it becomes consulting.
Funic souffle is a soft blowing sound of blood that is at the same rate as the fetal heart rate. Increased blood pulsating through the placenta, a soft blowing sound of blood that is at the same rate as the maternal pulse and increased blood pulsating through the uterine arteries relate to uterine souffle.
suffice early 14c., from stem of O.Fr. souffire be sufficient, from L. sufficere supply, suffice, from sub up to + root of facere to make (see factitious). Phrase suffice it to say (late 14c.) is a rare surviving subjunctive. Suffice it, then, that Heloise lived with her uncle the howitzer and was happy. A satire, an epigram, or a caricature may suffice to produce such a conviction. Of our Georgian poetry, it must suffice to note that here, too, the temper of adventure in form is rife. A sad irony lies in his saying that the time past may suffice.