The use of newly weaned animals instead of adults allowed us to take advantage of the 1 4 week post-weaning fast in this species (Reilly 1991) and allows us to test whether newly weaned individuals are capable of forming affiliations at that age as previously hypothesised (Pomeroy et al. 2005).
Perhaps we form political affiliations by semiconsciously detecting commonalities with other people, commonalities that ultimately reflect a shared pattern of brain function.
The territory's association with the King's Royal Rifle Corps endured in the form of affiliation between the KRRC and the Rhodesia Regiment's new incarnation, which adopted aspects of the KRRC uniform and a similar regimental insignia.
Montefiore Medical Center and Our Lady of Mercy Medical Center will form an affiliation under a common corporate parent, the president of Montefiore said yesterday.
They also all operate in ad-hoc, informal ways, with artists forming loose affiliations with one, two or many of them.
There were grumbles from what might be called the old right, who feared the loss of guaranteed income in the form of affiliation fees from union members who had never been asked if they supported Labour.
The United States owes these young people a special duty of hospitality, not only because we, as a society, have benefited from the circumstances under which their parents entered this country, but also because they have formed strong affiliations with this society through being our friends, students, neighbors and coworkers.
They are typically nonprofits owned by members who share some form of affiliation.
I don't want to have any form of affiliation with a group of inhumane monsters, just like I don't want to eat my lunch sitting next to a piece of graying dog shit.
I don't want to have any form of affiliation with a group of inhumane monsters, just like I don't want to eat my lunch sitting next to a piece of greying dog shit.
