From this all else follows, namely human history, race included, along with issues of craft, ritual, approaches to nature and all kinds of ethnic traditions and identities.
"Namely, human rights abuses in United Arab Emirates," where workers on the Abu Dhabi project have been held in bonded conditions, their passports confiscated and wages postponed.
The 27 subfactors are categorized into five groups, namely human resource, process, product, control, and uncontrollable.
Chondrocytes were immortalized by introducing the catalytic component of human telomerase namely human telomerase reverse transcriptase (hTERT).
Independent QSAR models for those targets with more than 100 bioactivities, namely: human COX-1 and COX-2, ovine COX-1 and COX-2, and mouse COX-2.
The SLA framework (Figure 1) has classified household assets into five categories, namely human capital, financial capital, physical capital, natural capital and social capital.
By reviewing the literature and strategy experts' proposals, the list is then classified into five categories, namely, human resource, equipment, market, supply chain, and rules.
According to Aristotle, Physics II.1, the former have their principles of generation and motion inside, whereas the latter, insofar as they are artifacts, are generated only by outward causes, namely human aims and forms in the human soul.
The concept of the feeling of dependence is closely related to two other concepts that play an equally important role in Feuerbach's later writings on religion, namely, "human egoism" and the Glückseligkeitstrieb or drive-to-happiness.
Several factors that may affect four breeding parameters were studied, namely human presence, vegetation, relief, climatic factors, intra- and inter-specific relationships, diet, prey abundance, nest building, adult mortality and age of reproduction.
We incorporate social capital into the general three-dimensional classification of intellectual capital; namely, human capital, structural capital, and relational capital, to provide a more comprehensive measure of intellectual capital.
