Many established Swedish Americans visited the old country in the later 19th century, their narratives illustrating the difference in customs and manners.
In the current study, a similar technique was used except for the difference in custom-built body surface mapping electrodes utilized.
The extent of local support for the PSC survey and fundamental differences in customs and attitudes toward participation in surveys in the different settings could have influenced participation differently at the clinical area and hospital levels.
The people were consistently gracious in meeting us more than halfway with the language and the intriguing differences in customs.
He averred that, despite wide differences in customs, there are apparently fundamental human values common to the diverse cultures of the world.
In other words, to manage successfully in a global economy, one size does not fit all; a manager must be attuned to the differences in customs, norms and nuances of how things get done.
However, there are substantial barriers to doing business across international borders — including differences in customs and duty regimes and tax laws.
Furthermore, as argued by Bloom and Van Reenen (2007, 2010), differences in customs, in labor organization and in managerial styles across countries may promote (or discourage) innovative thinking and may therefore have different impacts on human capital quality.
Differences in geography, custom, industry, politics and even the state's shape have, to some degree, created a north-south division that can color a variety of issues.
What's happened to you?" The difference in culture and customs really made me feel crazy and dizzy, but it touched me as well.
"The business culture is so different from ours that I would have been left high and dry, out of the market, without Varsha's insights," he said citing differences in protocol, customs and etiquette.
