It's hard to know why more households don't recognise--or do but ignore--this trade-off.Perhaps it is too easy to underestimate the benefits of owning something like a Prius, which constantly displays, to the owner and to others, the efficiency gains it embodies.
This suggests that metrics should be developed that also assess knowledge that is gained in a more embodied manner.
Think about the catchphrases made popular by Jane Fonda, "feel the burn" and "no pain, no gain" that embody the concept of working out past the point of experiencing muscle aches.
Thus, the GAIN domain embodies a unique, evolutionarily ancient and widespread autoproteolytic fold whose function is likely relevant for GPCR signalling and for multiple human diseases.
The current note shows that the connection between asymptotic proportions of genes and rate of genetic gain that is embodied in conventional gene flow theory is invalid, even though genetic gain may be predicted correctly from it.
In contrast to gaining social capital through volunteering, other men seek to acquire the embodied capital of gay men.
These advocates have made some gains, which are embodied in an amendment to be proposed by Mr. Kyl and Senator Maria Cantwell, Democrat of Washington.
Coca-Cola is vigorously pushing back against PepsiCo across a variety of beverage brand lines, seeking to maintain the gains that were embodied last year by Diet Coke's overtaking Pepsi-Cola to become the No. 2 soda in the United States behind regular Coke.
In some of our earlier work (see Zubair, Martin and Victor 2012 a, 2012 b ), we have illustrated the importance of the researcher's presentation of their embodied 'self' in gaining participant trust through appropriate performances of their 'insider' co-ethnic status.
We predict that the Wacom tablet test, compared to the keyboard test, will reveal greater learning gains for the high embodied conditions.
