Height will be measured in standing position in case of ambulant subjects and supine in case of wheelchair bound persons.
Blood brotherhood, one of several kinds of alliances or ties that bind persons together in a fashion analogous to, but distinct from, kinship ties.
That is the ceremony that legally binds one person of any gender to another person of any gender.
Her book scared me — I felt overwhelmed by her proposal that every time I look at an image of a person in pain I am bound to that person, obligated to try to end that person's suffering.
How, Kitamura is asking, can a person be bound to someone who isn't really there, and how can she ever truly get free?
Essentially, anticipated regret strengthens behavioural intentions and binds the person to action, because failing to act is associated with aversive emotions.
For the formulation we prefer it seems plausible to suggest that assuming such a role does constitute an "interaction" of the then duty-bound person with those to whom she is bound where fulfilling the duties of her role is concerned.
They acknowledge that professional and other roles carry obligations (or duties, as Gert insists) that do not bind persons who do not occupy the relevant roles; they claim that the actions one is obligated to perform within the roles are merely moral ideals for any person not in the specific role.
The beliefs prescribed a variety of socially accepted interventions and ministrations that kept the ill person bound to the family and kinship group.
He didn't feel you were necessarily going to be bound to a person just because you'd had sex with them".
