The sum of each row is interpreted as a measure of how authoritative all the non-core species are with respect to the new core set.
The first three articles use a particular methodology based on analysis of the references cited in the chapters to authoritative 'handbooks' to identify the core contributions in the three fields.
As theorised, the concept of a hidden transcript elucidates the way oppressed groups adopt potent public symbols of authority, not only to gain greater understandings of how power functions, but also as a way of indirectly imbedding subversive practices within the core of these authoritative symbols (Scott 1990).
Lacking most of these qualities, especially due process, consensus among interested groups, and the right of appeal, the Common Core cannot be considered authoritative, nor should they be considered standards.
Service, to country, to nation, to the army, formed Manstein's core and crust, as Mungo Melvin's authoritative and splendidly comprehensive biography, "Manstein: Hitler's Greatest General," attests.
Our findings could influence national authoritative bodies such as the Neonatal Resuscitation Program to develop a pragmatic, core data set of items for neonatal resuscitation documentation.
However, the enthu-siasm of national sector institutions under MDG time pressure is inducing a risk to bypass this CLTS core principle and transform it into a top-down authoritative approach.
This paper attempts to identify its core academic contributions from the perspective of the authors of chapters in authoritative 'handbooks' and the references they cite.
For Hart, law required that a core set of public officials had to accept the rule of recognition as an authoritative guide to action.
There is a need to define a core curriculum and to combine learning strategies, including simulations and high quality feedback from an authoritative source.
