But there is an element of leisure embedded in the values of fine art, and critics have argued that taste also ensconces and systematizes class divisions (Shusterman 1993; Mattick 1993).
Throughout this article, we have tried to show that pharmacogenomics in Brazil must be understood as scientific practice deeply embedded in the values and history of the society where it is produced.
According to a report by the United Nations University, the combined estimated value of the resources embedded in that waste was A$69bn US$52bnn).
Or to put it differently: What is the source of risk embedded in value stocks that requires compensation in the form of large returns if these stocks are to be held by investors?
Convertible bonds, for example, are tied to the fortunes of the typically small stocks that are embedded in their values.
Beliefs associated with illness experiences, inherited diseases and biomedical and genetic research are embedded in cultural values and traditions that may have implications for the implementation of genomic studies and the design of consent processes [ 33].
As inclusive business gains momentum and becomes embedded in company value chains, more companies are creating innovative business models in green technology, agriculture, financial services, health and sanitation.
Finally, the DC value of each DCT block of the created watermark is embedded in DC value of each selected DCT block of original image (based on (9)).
Finally, DC value of each DCT block of watermark image is embedded in DC value of DCT block of original image by using the output of the DFIS.
Believe me, Hispanics are hungry to change their story and want to contribute to America in ways that promote the natural characteristics that are embedded in their cultural values (download free eBook here: The Six Reasons Hispanic Leadership Will Save America's Corporations).
It is thus expected that some intrinsic characteristics of protein evolution is embedded in their values.
