German sociologist Max Weber defined charisma as "of divine origin or as exemplary, and on the basis of it, the individual concerned is treated as a leader". Research evidence on charismatic leadership reveals that charismatic people are more likely to become endorsed as leaders because of their high energy, unconventional behavior, and heroic deeds.
Full evaluation of the study is not possible on the basis of exemplary data.
The indirect energy savings through direct secondary reuse have hardly been examined until now, hence this article quantifies the theoretical indirect energy savings achieved through DSR on the basis of an exemplary analysis of the German automotive industry.
The geometry and topology of this compound is the basis for the exemplary fingerprints shown in Table 1.
These exemplary problems-cum-solutions become the basis of a "paradigm" that defines what it is to do "normal science".
The salmonid fishes (salmon, trout and charr) are an exemplary taxonomic group to study the genetic basis of migration.
The women were honoured on the basis of their experience and exemplary contributions within the school, the community and the family.
Most confidential enquiries are conducted on a regional basis, but the UK has an exemplary national perinatal audit system called the Confidential Enquiry into Maternal and Child Health (CEMACH) [ 120, 121].
We investigated this hypothesis using a morphological feature that is emerging as an exemplary model for dissecting the genetic and developmental basis of evolution of complex morphological features: the mouse mandible [ 28, 29].
pVHL is an exemplary yet challenging protein to use as the basis for development of an in silico predictive model; it forms part of a ternary complex and, despite being small (213 amino acids) we identified 294 unique missense mutations.
