It is experienced in relation to others who broadly share the same habitus (Bourdieu 1989, p. 19) for whom it comprises 'common sense' (p. 19).
Despite the fact that the company removed images of soda from national advertising for its Happy Meals, it comprises 57 percent of the beverages sold to kids.
The Knowledge test is renowned for its difficulty as it comprises a written exam, a series of interviews in which the candidate must describe the shortest route between two destinations, as well as a practical driving test.
Like Dorne, it is best-known for its red wine (it comprises 90% of the region's production), it is separated from its neighbor region, Basilicata, by the Apennine Mountains, and it is surrounded by the sea on three sides.
Here's what the team says about its hardware implementation, for instance: that it comprises an Atlys circuit board manufactured by Digilent, small enough to fit in a shirt pocket, and that the circuit board includes two HDMI camera inputs, one for the left eye, the other for the right.
In summary, our proposed column conditioning scheme for a new column consists in a reduction step only, whereas for used columns it comprises washing with TFA followed by HCl (dispensable for an older column) and finally a 2 h rinse with reducing agent.
The safety case is the whole safety justification just as is a case for the law; it comprises every appropriate piece of evidence to make a convincing argument to support some conclusion about guilt or innocence.
Rented for exclusive use, it comprises a main villa which could sleep eight guests (or only two) and a guard house that accommodates a few more.
The YACD has been developed for university students; it comprises 16 items, loading over six factors: nicotine dependence, craving intensity; positive reinforcement and negative reinforcement.
In line with this prediction, no reduction of intrinsic motivation is found if the reward is not tangible, for example, if it comprises verbal praise, and if it is unexpected (Cameron & Pierce, 1994; Deci et al., 1999).
