This work analyses basic issues of conformity of the most well-known models of solar energetic particles (SEP) fluxes to the experimental data.
Dr. Nakamura's suit is challenging many of Japan's basic assumptions about conformity in a culture where personal gain or greed, particularly among technical people, is still considered distasteful.
Basic mechanisms such as conformity and prestige bias 5 enable the emergence of a great diversity of cultures, but that they themselves operate more or less invariably in all human cultures, from that of Tasmanians to that of the Dinka and American college teachers.
Changes can be made in the schedule after it is approved as long as it remains in conformity with the basic labor agreement.
These postulates are arranged into seven sequences with increasing strength, each of which measures the degree of conformity with a basic desideratum for database updating.
With a greater degree of conformity on the basic attributes, the focus is shifting to the bylaws' secondary features, such as the treatment of loaned shares, nominees' conflicts of interest, and re-nomination restrictions.
As the Court stated in Les Verts, 'the European Community is a community based on the rule of law inasmuch as neither its Member States nor its institutions can avoid a review of the question whether the measures adopted by them are in conformity with the basic constitutional charter, the Treaty'.
As shown above, the Third Identity of CIT generally asserts the principal conformity of two basic types of a stem – mericyclic and holocyclic.
The subaerial unconformity, the maximum flooding surface, and the correlative conformity are the three basic surfaces suitable for bounding units in continental sequence stratigraphy.
One, relatively straightforward strategy is to model directly how characteristic patterns of cultural change could result from basic learning mechanisms such as prestige and conformity bias.
