The self-transcendence dimension encompasses values that "motivate people to transcend selfish concerns and promote the welfare of others, close and distant, and of nature" (Schwartz 1992, pp. 43 44).
It is shown that for a remarkably wide range of geometric and material parameters, which encompasses values typical for the human head, the first ovalling mode of a fluid-filled shell behaves like a membrane filled with incompressible fluid and a simple closed-form expression is derived which closely approximates the natural frequencies obtained using the exact three-dimensional equations.
Leadership encompasses values and expectations of leaders as well as participatory decision making at the LHD.
Among the chimpanzees, expected heterozygosity is highest in the central group and lowest in the western group (Table S23), and its range encompasses values observed in human populations from East Asia to the Americas.
"Our flip-flop business and charity encompass our values and vision, and our parents' legacy all into one," Rob Forkan told the Guardian.
Years of contemplation in prison and exile had helped his party, known as Al-Nahda, or the Renaissance, to "enlarge our views to encompass Western values," he said.
But some midsize institutions, like the Berkeley Repertory Theater, which in 2001 grew to 1,000 seats from 400, are expanding because their longtime homes no longer encompass their values and ambitions, if they ever did.
Can your brand encompass your values, mission, product and be memorable in many languages?
The growth data encompass R values of −3 to 0.5 for cyclic and dwell waveforms.
