Although dentistry is the common bond linking Fraternity members, this event transcends the profession and offers a communal tie that is unique to most professional organizations.
After proposing that fire-cooked food transformed solitary eaters into communal ones, he links the civilizing tool of cooking to current uncivilizing modes of anti-cooking, particularly "the loneliness of the fast-food eater".
And as cell-free walkers grudgingly adjust to the unpredictable ambulations of their distracted brethren, the communal bond that once linked pedestrians brushing elbows on crowded city streets, some experts say, is evaporating.
There's much debate about the bowling alone syndrome -- the notion that communal activities that once linked people are less common now than in the past -- that instead of joining bowling leagues, people are more apt to bowl alone.
Worse, the fight against terror has been increasingly politicized and got linked to communal, electoral and vote-bank considerations.
Illumina paired-end sequencing communal primer B is linked to each forward VH primer.
Botswana represents a case study country that has focused agricultural development policy on communal land privatisation (Rohde et al. 2006; White 1993) and fencing linked to animal health policies (McGahey 2011).
