There is a sense, in many of Kirchuck's photographs, of the Riachuelo's divided role in the lives of the people who interact with it.
Shostakovich was forced into a divided role as a composer, turning out simple or flashy public pieces and retreating inward, like some monk in a time of barbarity, for his deeper utterances.
In the role theory, [ 13] divided role stress into two types: role conflict and role ambiguity.
The two are still close enough to finish each other's sentences, but they have divided roles.
Divide roles into "As Director," "As Producer," "As Screenwriter," "As Actress," "As Director-Screenwriter," numbered 1, 2, 3, and so on.
"I would like the EU-Turkey immigration agenda to be granted priority so that we do everything to implement what has been agreed to protect our outer borders, and also to divide roles with regard to the many refugees coming from Syria," she said, according to Reuters.
We usefully divide roles in the kind of information we acquire and so can transmit, e.g., about world events, the weather, sports scores, which no one, nor any small group of us, could achieve on his or her own.
This could be controversial, because it creates a possible risk to artificially divide roles and competences, and therefore lead to a fragmentation of performance [ 30].
There are also clearly issues about the sort of schooling conductors go through and how family roles have been divided traditionally; role models have been slow to come through". Alsop is one of five women to lead Proms this year, out of around 50 conductors in total.
70 72 Gould and Fernadez, 71 looking at what they call transaction networks, divided the role of the boundary spanner into five categories each reflecting a unique role, motivation or context.
Prompted by reports that Duncan onstage sometimes spoke as much as she danced, MacMillan in 1981 divided the role in two.
