communal living; communalism". .
The particular needs of the user may require the implementation of specifics which could contribute to the further development of the component in a communal effort.
The SIC, including software, user guide, data collection guide and training module has been adopted as a component of the communal planning kit and used at national level.
These new communal political cartoons are a clear component of the present landscape – though their impact is harder to quantify (while Facebook networks swelled with anti-Trump memes and disturbing gifs, he imperviously became the presumptive Republican nominee).
The power of communal effort is exemplified in two additional components of "Earth".
In the research council's report, Dr. Jeffrey G. Lawrence, a biologist at the University of Pittsburgh, laid out a detailed analysis of such hypothetical communal life made up of extraordinarily tiny components, calling the aggregate a meta-cell.
At an initial stage, a virus or viral component might act as a typical communal pathobiont, but still triggering aneuploidy and genomic instability that is not initially connected to recognizable pathological outcomes.
The building design features open laboratories and communal gathering spaces that encourage interaction and teamwork, and is a key component in our effort to encourage alliances between scientists and physicians.
Although social scientists working for transnational agencies may promote interventions based on communal tenure and ethnodevelopment, economists design agrarian programmes with no indigenous components and little or no indigenous participation (Plant and Hvalkof, 2001).
In the bright, noisy dining room, packed with communal tables set with little charcoal burners, a skillet of fish and other components arrives, and you submit to a brusque ceremony of tabletop cooking and do-it-yourself assembly.
