Such institutions, in other words, are not "immune" from the democratic dialogue (if the latter is conceived as comprising all segments of\ society and not only those participating in some form of "institutional" dialogue).
This theory, which is often said to compete with HC theory, considers the labour market as comprising distinct segments with different rules for wage setting and employment policies.
To that end a lattice Monte Carlo model is proposed in which the molecules are represented in a coarse grained way, as flat rigid structures comprising a few connected segments adsorbed on a triangular lattice.
Each girdle comprises a ventral segment (coracoid) and a dorsal segment (Scapula).
In some areas, especially in developing countries, the informal food sector comprises a large segment of the working population, gross national income, food processing output, as well as a significant portion of total nutrient intake [ 4].
It is possible that many neointron sequences comprise a continuous segment of de novo synthesized DNA produced as a byproduct of DNA polymerase infidelity.
The New Territories are home to indigenous villagers and comprise a large segment of woodlands and non-government owned lands used as village-type development.
But with Florida's primary, the audience shifts, and Hispanic voters comprise a larger segment of Republican voters.
Environmental problems comprise a large segment of disabling skin disease.
Although critical epidemiologic data is limited, cutaneous illnesses comprise a significant segment of occupational disease.
García-Bellido and Collins [ 6] followed Bruton and Whittington [ 7] in reconstructing the head of Leanchoilia superlata as comprising three appendage-bearing segments, while L. illecebrosa (a supposed sister species) was reconstructed with four [ 10].
