DB A When relationships break down it can be very difficult to sort out financial matters, particularly shared bank accounts or phone contracts.
The underlying assumption here is that due to the wider use of AVs and particularly shared AVs the total car fleet within a city will decrease.
"The Mediterranean diet involves a set of skills, knowledge, rituals, symbols and traditions concerning crops, harvesting, fishing, animal husbandry, conservation, processing, cooking and particularly the sharing and consumption of food.
Finally, we analyze the impact of the main parameters, and particularly the sharing rule between the contributor and the pension fund.
The rebound in stocks around the world from the depths of the 2008-2009 bear market has been especially pronounced in emerging markets and particularly in shares of companies in Eastern Europe.
In a highly competitive environment, where NGOs have to compete for scarce resources, it might well be that networking, and particularly the sharing of information with other NGOs in the same field, might be perceived as detrimental to the organization.
It is likely that the overlapping receptor binding specificities of FGF2 and FGF20, particularly their shared ability to stimulate the mesenchymally expressed c-spliced isoforms of FGF receptors [ 42], allow this partial rescue of sc/sc skin.
The industries are secretive too, and particularly reluctant to share bad news.
The government will wriggle and no doubt suggest the introduction of new laws to get round the judgment, which, incidentally, must also have implications for other privacy cases and particularly the data sharing operations proposed in the Coroners and Justice Bill that was announced in the Queen's speech.
Fear that the outbreak might severely curtail travel was enough to unnerve markets in Europe, the United States and Asia, sending stocks tumbling at least briefly, particularly shares of airlines and other travel industry companies.
Decision information can also be 'stored' in cultural forms, particularly the shared expectations and beliefs among members of a group that constitute high-status knowledge (Weick [1979]).
