In other words, the African diaspora brought more persons as slaves to Latin America than to the U.S. Let's pause and take a look at the cultural powerhouses whose racial and national complexities challenge social perceptions of who a Latina/o is.
The first is that it will take time and, as urgency fades and the negotiators drown in complexity, national interest may gain at the expense of collective safety.
Important classes of such problems are identified and characterized by massively parallel and distributed graph-based architectures of ever-increasing complexity, national, and global scope.
Though mole poblano is considered Mexico's national dish, the complexity of it renders it difficult to eat while watching television or reading a book; knife and fork are absolutely necessary here, or you'll look like a jackass.
7, 9, 10 Adding to this complexity, national regulatory authorities are inadequately trained, equipped, and funded to conduct routine and systematic surveillance of their drug supply systems.
The complexity of national copyrights systems is one reason the BBC limits its iPlayer online video service to consumers in Britain, and why online retailers like Fnac in France sell only to holders of French credit cards.
DENNY FREIDENRICH Laguna Beach, Calif., Nov. 22, 2011 To the Editor: Our representatives are elected not only to represent their constituents' will but also to govern — to do the hard work of understanding the complexity of national governance and to exercise judgment on their constituents' behalf to get the nation's work done.
Four hypotheses are quantitatively examined: the diffusion of national drafting practices, the complexity of research activities, the emergence of new sectors, and filing strategies.
The commission recognised the increasing complexity of national elections, such as for the Welsh Assembly or Scottish Parliament, being held on the same day as other elections.
It draws on concepts from national innovation systems (NIS), complexity, ecosystems, and social entrepreneurship research to develop a framework for forming innovation ecosystems via social entrepreneurship.
The 18 featured artists hailed from China, Cuba, France, Iran, Israel, Mexico, Poland, South Korea, Syria, the United States, South Africa, and Vietnam, and their works fostered reflection on the human dimensions and increasing complexity of national security, including the physical and psychological borders people create, protect, and cross in its name.
