That difference is at the heart of the multifaceted dispute.
Others have argued that cultural and multifaceted transportation policy differences between European and American jurisdictions make it difficult to draw conclusions.
For sure, relationships with unions are multifaceted, but one difference at Southwest stands out, which is that workers get much of their annual profit sharing in cash.
Cantle, for example, argues that while the focus of multiculturalism on inequalities was justified, it has failed to adapt to the rising superdiversity of our societies and the multifaceted aspects of difference and otherness.
But an important goal of feminist science studies is to encourage the presence of women and men who differ by race, class, nation, sexuality, disability, etc. and who can bring to science and science studies a multifaceted awareness of difference, power relations, domination, language and of the need for innovative methodologies.
The reason for this difference is multifaceted.
I think it's freeing, navigating me toward communicating to a broad range of listeners with a multifaceted approach that splits the differences as effectively as possible.
These limitations are due to a multifaceted understanding of terms, different levels of knowledge of the CCM, and fundamental differences between health care systems [ 8].
The ACIC instrument can not be used in the German healthcare system easily due to a multifaceted understanding of words, different levels of knowledge of the CCM and fundamental differences between health systems.
Grimshaw et al in 2004 54 showed no difference between single and multifaceted strategies, a finding also confirmed by Hakkennes and Dodd in 2008.
