Social work is a profession distinctly placed to have something to offer in terms of the debates about the importance of ensuring CSR of business and also in terms of effective responses to failures of CSR.
The tensor indicates that the AFRI sublineage classification defines somewhat generic M. africanum strains that can be distinctly placed in the groups MA1 (part of AFRI_1), MA4 (other part of AFRI_1), MA2 (andI_2) and MA3 (AFRI_3).
Overall, the D. pulex nuclear receptor genes are distinctly placed within 18 subclades or groups based upon the phylogenetic tree (Fig. 2) and are named in agreement with the unified nomenclature system for nuclear receptors [ 3] (Table 1).
The desire to drive Israel from the map of the Middle East was not quite an afterthought but it placed distinctly third in the hierarchy.
Our mitogenomic analyses (Fig. 3) showed that Trioceros melleri is placed distinctly from 6 representatives from Chamaeleo.
Attia first shook up the Art Basel Miami Beach fair in 2004 with his Illegal Studio Hallal installation, a replica sweatshop with Hispanic seamstresses toiling in a sweltering and distinctly un-airconditioned container placed on the Florida beach.
As the two men proudly showed us the rest of their $25 million reinterpretation of our ink-flecked world — from a Prohibition-era lounge to a banquet hall meant to muster an Astorian whiff — it became clear that this was a distinctly New York place, mimicking other distinctly New York places, all in what was once a distinctly New York newsroom.
Before the start of this year's Six Nations Championship, Warren Gatland, the Wales coach, hinted that it took a distinctly second place behind a good World Cup in the autumn.
Announcing that the judging panel of authors and critics had decided on Doctorow as this year's winner, librarian of congress James Billington described the author as "our very own Charles Dickens, summoning a distinctly American place and time, channelling our myriad voices".
And the tension between past and present has unleashed a wave of citywide self-reflection a half-century later in a distinctly American place that is part Dallas Cowboys, part Texas excess and part urban melting pot, where the public school students come from homes where 70 languages are spoken.
But it is evident that they are on their way; the separate tones of its three acts -- the drawing-room comedy of the first, the ominous social drama of the second, the almost farcically triumphant, manifesto quality of the finale -- are all distinctly in place, and the performers are in sync emotionally, if not 100percenttechnicallyly.
