In theory, internalization of patriarchy is more likely under family systems that 1) ascribe women to be financially dependent and obedient, 2) ascribe men to be providers and enforcers of obedience, and 3) promise benefits to compliant women (28).
Fractional causes are then aggregated and any residual component (where fractional causes total less than 1) ascribed as indeterminate.
This refers in particular to the score value 1, ascribed to the activities within the scope of the category 1, referring to antibedsore prophylaxis.
Klíma, aged 72, ascribes a lifelong optimism to having survived nearly four years in the concentration camp of Terezín, which helped him endure "with a kind of distance the years of persecution that dominated my adulthood".
The band at 2925 cm−1 ascribes to the C H stretching vibration of methyl, methylene, and methoxy groups.
Clement (Stromateis II 22) ascribes to him the view that happiness is the possession of one's own excellence in the soul.
The Ars geometriae, which is ascribed to Boethius, but was in reality composed in the 12th century (Folkerts 1970, 105), ascribes discoveries in mathematics to Architas which are clearly spurious (Burkert 1972a, 406).
A review of the "Collected Stories" of Isaac Bashevis Singer on Sept. 12 ascribed a precedent to the book erroneously.
A rising handicap, from 3.8 to 7.1, that Mr. Welch, 64, ascribed to a bad shoulder, lowered his own ranking from second to a tie for 16th last year.
Fragments of Buddhist plays prior to the flowering of Hindu theatre have survived, but no complete plays earlier than 13 ascribed to the playwright Bhāsa.
Hai runs right?" Fig. 8 Ascribing character.
