While recent sociological research has supported the idea that the social embeddedness constitutes a key characteristic of modern market institutions and contributes to economic outcomes (Beckert 2002; Abolafia 2005; Fu 2009), the social mechanism through which the exchange relationship based on the patron-client network facilitates market development and stability has been largely ignored.
They are increasingly adapting their collections and services based on the demands of library patrons, whom they now call customers.
"Sometimes home isn't the happiest place," said Marisa Ramirez, 18, the high school senior who belts out the throaty "Syl's Blues" in the scene about the Jewish immigrants, which is based on the family of a theater patron.
I believe that those at the table which I was seated were targeted for ill-treatment based on the fact that our group included transgender and gay patrons and patrons who may have been perceived as lesbian or gay.
He began to paint images based on the Crucifixion in 1933, when his then-patron Eric Hall commissioned a series of three paintings based on the subject.
Most of the customers would sit around the counter, while the chef, a convivial character who knew many of his patrons, would suggest dishes based on the seasonal and local delicacies he had purchased that morning.
In the peritoneal cavity and in the spleen, M1 and M2 macrophages were identified based on the expression of F4/80, MHCII and CD206, and forward sideward scatter patron.
Both patrons filed a civil suit against the city based on the officer's conduct.
Based on the Meyers Briggs personality assessment, each Holy Week personality type is paired with a patron saint.
Our decision to use cross-sectional samples and beer halls as the unit of statistical analysis, however, was based on the nature of the intervention, which sought to effect change among beer hall patrons at large through diffusion of innovation from a core group of peer educators through their friendship networks.
