Right and wrong, theft, inheritance, property, debt, sin, and crime are just a few of the words regulating one's conduct and relations with one's fellows in a particular culture.
In some societies the de-valued status of wives and daughters leaves them without inheritance, property, or even without adequate food, health care, or education (Carr et al. 1996; Okin 1995; Sen 1995; Chen 1995,1983).
Besides, the depth-first decision process for TU size selection in HM was replaced by a merge-and-split decision process, which also reduces unnecessary computation by using the inheritance property of zero-blocks and early termination schemes for non-zero blocks.
As the most superior member of a household, a Karta is in charge of all matters regarding family inheritance, property management and decisions.
The concentration of wealth in developed, capitalist economies is creating a world in which the richest sliver of society earns more from what they own — inheritance, property — than from what anyone else can earn from work.
In fact, for the ontological annotation inheritance property (which is also known as "true path rule" for the Gene Ontology annotations), such annotation is implicitly included in the annotations already available for that biomolecular entity.
"In many countries, laws, policies and practices against sex workers limit their right to basic social economic rights such as access to education, health care, housing, banking facilities, inheritance, property and legal services.
Each sub-ontology covers different aspect of biology and is represented as a rooted, directed acyclic graph with multiple inheritance property in which a more specific child term may have more than one parent, which is more general.
Frames are mainly devoted to the implementation of the computational model required by the components involved in the design process, while classes are used to assure the inheritance of properties when objects are instantiated or specialized.
