This bit of imposed role-playing, laced with juicy detail about illegal practices, starts out as a smart tactic: it nudges the average nondealing viewer to think, for a moment, that drug dealing isn't just something done by other, unsavory people.
Emotionally adrift, Judy is pursuing her libidinous impulses without regard for consequences, and even suggests burning up the rest of the money in a final act of liberation from culturally imposed roles.
In contrast to the relatively competitive settings that witnessed the emergence of cost systems in Anglo-American settings, the focal countries of this chapter featured inter alia the imposing role of religious and social philosophers' ideas on society as well as distinctive degrees of state intervention in the economy.
Thus, it is likely that the SD task and the SF task both require common neuronal process related to the analysis of one's facial features and empathetic processing, but only the former activates the parietal cortex imposed a role of self-referential (egocentric) processing of evaluation of social distance.
Reproductive freedoms help to unlock the imposed gender-role structure of the heterosexual nuclear family, which traditionally has mandated child rearing responsibilities solely upon women while the husbands have had the opportunity to develop careers and social networks outside the home.
But even shut away from men, the women remain constrained by roles imposed by their gender, roles of caretaker or muse or sexual receptacle or bitch.
On these peers, we can impose the role of DVS gateway, i.e., let them translate the original streaming to distributive form and relay to the other peers who cannot connect to the original source with enough bandwidth.
On the other hand, our model is devised to cluster genes with similar temporal expression profiles imposing the role of a cluster on each state variable via the canonical cluster restriction.
Coyle said she had felt depressed and frustrated at the restrictions imposed on her role by the structure of the BBC Trust, which has come under fire for its role in successive BBC scandals from the Savile crisis to multimillion payouts to departing BBC executives.
In Martin Crimp's 1997 play Attempts On Her Life, recently revived at the National Theatre, the central character is never present and is defined only by a series of roles imposed by others - one of those roles being, appropriately enough, that of a conceptual artist.
