These two points of view i.e., that power comes from conformity to class or freedom from class may be illustrated by the widespread category of taboo.
They were firstly selected, since they usually are the most widespread category in the existing network, and they could have been designed by following old standards, obsolete or no safety criteria.
In other settings, such as hospitals and health centres, misappropriation is a widespread practice by all categories of professionals.
At some point, close to what seemed to be the nadir of depression, I began to dig myself out, but it took an inexcusably long time for me to figure out that what happened to me when I was 17 represents a widespread, if not exactly respectable, category of human experience.
Rand holds that there is a widespread tendency to ignore the third category or to assimilate it to the second, thus setting up a false dichotomy between the intrinsic and the subjective.
Earlier this month, Andy Street, the boss of John Lewis, called on fellow retailers to rein in Black Friday promotions this year and ensure the day was focused on electrical goods rather than becoming a widespread discounting event affecting fashion, homeware and other categories.
A few musicians in Los Angeles had dominated the Hawaiian category since its inception in 2005, feeding a widespread perception among the state's musicians that the odds were stacked against them and driving entries down.
Expression profiling of other muscular dystrophies [ 55- 58] has not revealed such a widespread dampening of normal myogenesis-associated transcription changes in various functional gene categories.
Q fever is a widespread zoonosis caused by Coxiella burnetii, an intracellular gram-negative bacterium recognized as a potential category-B bioweapon.
The measure would create three prize categories ranging from $1 million to $100 million to spur inventors to overcome the technical barriers to a widespread commercialization of hydrogen as an energy source.
