From the earlier work of each, you can guess who's doing what — Mr. Ambarchi likes long, bottom-heavy guitar tones; Mr. O'Rourke likes certain keyboard sounds — but neither has a fixed role.
We have been able to leverage the culture of social obligation to create a subculture, in which one's duty to the group is to ask questions and facilitate one another's learning, rather than to merely fulfill a fixed role.
At the beginning of our experiment, subjects were informed about their (fixed) role as either an expert or a consumer, and they received an initial endowment of 200 experimental currency units (ECU), equivalent to 2.5 Euro.
Within these circles, employees won't have fixed roles, or an expectation of working any longer than is expedient and effective.
Accordingly, we want to endorse the idea of a 3-dimensional continuum from fixed roles to flexibility, from uniparental to biparental care, and from early to late assumption of parental roles when thinking about the evolution of parental care.
Fixing the role you're in rather than rushing to the job market to solve career problems.
Similarly, the real subject matter of our 'water' talk is not H2O, but whatever fulfills our commonsense reference-fixing role.
Murphy's villainy, too, is fixed; his role, established early on, never changes.
The phrase most associated with him is "total football", a fluid system in which no player occupies any fixed outfield role.
It instilled an interest in the museum and arts world and basically helped pave the way for me to get a fixed contract role at the National Portrait Gallery, cataloguing its collection of 20th-century photographs.
Anyway, a rigid family structure fixes roles for men too.
