She zaps trolls by broadcasting positivity to millions of fans on her matrix of social media channels, and with one sharply worded Tumblr post, shamed Apple into a U-turn on freezing artist payments during the launch of its new streaming service.
His earlier, Poe-drenched work is good fun, but his masterpiece, "The Makioka Sisters," serves — Austen-like — as a sort of Lonely Planet guide to the matrix of social obligations which people in Japan still navigate.
Those third-parties are caught up in the same matrix of social relationships, which also determines their duties to others.
We make decisions about where to eat, what to buy, where to visit, etc. based on a complex matrix of social relationships, past experiences, location, long standing interests and future goals.
The contemporary interview is a social institution in its own right, with a well-established matrix of social norms organized around the roles of interviewer and interviewee.
(For more on all three transformations, see the Matrix of Social Evolution).
Intersectionality takes note of how race, gender, social class, sexual identity, and other forms of difference shape one another within a matrix of social institutions that confer power differentially.
Philanthropic engagement sustains relationships in the wider community, being 'part of a matrix of social relationships that it helps to maintain' (Radley and Kennedy, 1995: 692).
This indicates that we need to contextualise, within the current matrix of social power relations, the normative rights that are apparently enshrined in Patients' Rights Charters or Concrete Service Guarantees or in spaces designed for citizen participation.
We calculated three types of matrices for social, acoustic and genetic similarities between pairs of individuals.
