A mother's daily practices were influenced by this primary orientation toward her children and required expert utilization of available resources (e.g., people and things) in creative ways (e.g., activities).
Three crystallographic orientations were investigated with the primary (load) orientation fixed along the [0 0 1] direction while the notch directions are parallel to [¯110]/[1¯10],[010]/[0¯10], and [¯310]/[3¯10], respectively.
These data suggest that, in day- and night-migratory meadow pipits, the light-dependent magnetic compass, which requires an active Cluster N, may only be used during night-time, whereas another magnetosensory mechanism and/or other reference system s), like the sun or polarized light, may be used as primary orientation cues during the day.
This extends the first theme regarding the salience of a mother's primary orientation toward her children.
Its primary orientation is the investigation of historic architecture, although other objects of art can also be investigated.
Three themes emerged from the data: 1) a mother's primary orientation was toward her children; 2) leveraging resources to provide the best for her children; and 3) a mother's daily food practices kept her children happy, healthy, and well-fed.
Three themes emerged from the data: 1) a mother's primary orientation was toward her children; 2) leveraging resources to provide the best for her children; and 3) a mother's food practices kept her children happy, healthy, and well-fed.
Kathmandu has received influences from both north and south since the first millennium AD, but its primary orientation has long been towards India.
Children are presented in the center to represent a mother's primary orientation toward her children; children were separated from other family members to reflect mothers' perspectives.
