As in Versailles, Swedish chairs denoted social status.
Traditionally, body painting was used in African societies to denote social status or signify religious belief.
The first type, intended for families, is an upscale trailer park fitted with period facades that denote social stability.
But like many who grew up on the banks of the Bayou Terre aux Boeufs, he felt looked down on at the high school "up the road" — a designation that denoted social class as much as geography.
If, on the other hand, the caller spent almost all of the time on the phone with just one of those people, the index would be close to 0, denoting low social diversity.
Alida Cervantes: Los Mas Barbaros | Los Mas Barbaros (The Most Barbaric) features recent paintings and a video inspired by Colonial Mexican casta paintings which depict a variety of racially diverse couples and their offspring in different settings, often arranged denoting their social class.
If three or more of the five items denoted low social anchorage, overall social anchorage was categorized as low [ 26].
Social capital denotes social interactions or community-level characteristics that enhance skills or productivity and hence wages.
This latter term denotes social conditions in which crime, deceit, harassment, strife, and military aggression are absent, people cooperate with and assist each other, those without family to support them are cared for, and individuals manifest the virtues appropriate to their roles as rulers, subjects, fathers, sons, and brothers.
Social support has been categorized in various ways, but overall denotes social interactions that "lead the subject to believe that he is cared for, loved, esteemed and a member of a network of mutual obligations" [ 17].
