The phrase "a solidary" is not correct in standard written English.
The term "solidary" is typically used as an adjective and does not usually precede a noun in this form. An example of correct usage would be: "We stand in solidary support of the movement."
Alternatives: "a supportive" or "a united".
In order to increase the cost-effectiveness of conventional parabolic trough (PT) fields it is essential to reduce Capital Expenditure (Capex) as well as Operations and Maintenance (O&M) costs, in particular the need for flexible hosing or rotating joints, which are used because the tubular receiver also tracks in a solidary way with the trough.
As discussed below, most countries that rely on savings arrangement also have a risk-pooling scheme either in the form of severance pay, a "solidary fund" that tops up the savings of vulnerable workers, or like in the case of Brazil classic unemployment insurance.
The gathering was a "Solidary Singalong," one of daily protests against Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker that have been ongoing since he signed a controversial union-busting law.
However, the operational problems that arose could not have been solved without the support of other Secretaries of State pertaining to the labor, education, social development, agriculture, economics, and treasury sectors, all of whom acted in a solidary manner.
Turchin calls this quality of religious solidary "asabiya," a concept he borrows from the fourteenth century political philosopher Ibn Khaldun: "Although Ibn Khaldun does not say it directly, it seems that the religious feeling is a sort of asabiya, but one that can unite broader groups than tribal-level asabiya" (Turchin 2006: location 1504).
Join Jerry Philogene, a visiting scholar from Dickinson College, for a 30-minute lunchtime gallery tour within Solidary & Solitary.
Solidary & Solitary is such a special exhibition for us because we have found such great partners in this endeavor the activist collectors Pamela Joyner and Fred Giuffrida.
Women with negative expectations about their return to community, coupled with intense friendships in prison and contrasting feelings of solidary were found to have "a more salient criminal identity" (Larson and Nelson 1984 610).
Join gallery guide Linda Margolin for a writing-based tour of the exhibition Solidary & Solitary which includes the critical contributions that artists of African descent have made to the evolution of abstract art from the 1940's to the present.
In a statement, Sarney said he was driven by "solidary" to help Machado.
These boundaries might serve to inhibit communication between readers and writers of different cultures, but, she writes, "I … sometimes wonder if in the intimate, both solitary and solidary, union between writers and readers a border can really exist".
