The Declaration recites a list of grievances against King George III that justified the American Revolution, for example, subordinating the civil power to the military.
Ataturk was determined, for example, to subordinate Islam and to force Turks to look and behave as Westerners.
The prototypical hardy leader: (1) Leads by example, providing subordinates with a role model of the hardy approach to life, work, and reactions to stressful experiences.
For example, helpful subordinates might share parentage in dominants' broods or might breed concurrently with dominants.
Here, for example, is a subordinate character summing up the protagonist and a goodly chunk of the plot with precision and wit that a reviewer might barely hope to match: "Wife left you, you got fired, laid off, you got no job, you cruise around eating Chinese food with your landlord, observing the takeover of your world by younger, less capable guys.
A significant example of this subordinate position was the stories from women who were tempted by their partners/husbands to eat forbidden food.
Alternatively, vomeronasal induced behaviors are strongly influenced by behavioral state (for example: dominant versus subordinate, estrus versus non-estrus, or adult versus juvenile), and it is possible that only a subset of MeA neurons are active in any given behavioral or physiological state.
I show that the welfare-optimal hierarchy is the chain, because it maximizes the incentive of players to "lead by example" for their subordinates.
A manager might use bullying to swat down a threatening subordinate, for example, said Dr. Harvey A. Hornstein, a retired professor from Teachers College at Columbia University and the author of "Brutal Bosses and Their Prey".
One example of this subordination is found in the relation between the science of geometry and its subordinate sciences.
