Such values begin to gain ascendancy when affluence has reached a certain level and when a generation has gained dominance which formed those values in their youth.8 A global survey spanning more than 35 years showed that post-material values are currently most prevalent in the Nordic countries, and are most popular among young people.
Three urban expansion modes (infilling, edge expanding, and leapfrogging) were observed to occur simultaneously along with a shift in their relative dominance, which reveals a spiraling urban process.
It was an era of dominance which saw the 2008 Ryder Cup captain win six major tournaments in nine years, but Faldo's first success banished previous failures.
The massively over-exposed part of the '60s, which gave rise to culture wars which still exist in this country, not to mention a baby boomer cultural dominance which has become more than a little dull even as it has persisted for decades, is still yet to come.
Results also showed a cyclical dynamism as well as a reversal in habitat dominance, which may be the result of complex interactions between plant habitats and several environmental drivers of change such as species interactions, and hydrological changes induced by sea-level rise, in addition to temperature and precipitation effects.
Also, Stevie's conservative family values satirise the "respectability politics" – the idea of "acting right" to get ahead in a world of white dominance – which was seen in programmes like The Cosby Show.
In many animal societies, individual members are understood to possess an intrinsic characteristic called dominance which both regulates and is molded by their interactions with other members [1].
Hence, the complainants said, Sky had a position of effective market dominance, which must, by definition, act against the consumer interest.
Therefore, phasic alertness requires the activation of the sympathetic system and cannot co-occur with a physiological state of parasympathetic dominance, which is the relaxation response.
