The dependent variable included in the theoretical model is the creation of new ethnic ventures – generally speaking, new ventures can be considered as the nexus of entrepreneurial actions (Sorrentino 2012) – in the enclave.
The nexus of V.I.P. action is Porto-Vecchio, a picturesque old Genoese port long rhapsodized over for its rustic 16th-century buildings.
The people are at the nexus of the Action Against Desertification's land restoration approach, which works to expand Africa's Great Green Wall initiative, Africa's flagship programme to combat the effects of climate change and desertification across North Africa, the Sahel and the Horn of Africa.
But the demonstrators seemed unconcerned about that lack of nexus to their actions - they got the media attention the desired and no doubt walked away satisfied, deconstructed tipi in hand.
That distance from the Asheville/Nashville nexus of string-band action allows the musicians to do a few things differently.
MIT will host a daylong symposium to address the nexus of science and action on climate change.
Here is a nexus of erotic activity.
There are plenty of fine Caribbean beaches that serve as the nexus of an island's action: Seven Mile Beach on Grand Cayman, Palm Beach on Aruba, Orient Bay on St. Martin.
Image in particular has landed right at the nexus of art comics and action comics and produces books driven by beautiful, often hilariously strange art (James Stokoe's Orc Stain, Warren Ellis and Declan Shalvey's Injection) and old-fashioned high-concept sci-fi action, sometimes on the same page.
There can be no more clear nexus between the action of state officials before trial and the trial itself than when the results of that action are admitted in evidence at the trial.
On the way down, try a cup of popo — a frothy, murky brown drink made from rice, cocoa and chupipi, a regional fruit shaped like an avocado. 1 p.m. 6) CURIOUS QUESADILLAS The Mercado de Cholula, the town's covered food market (Camino Real a Cholula and 20 Norte), is an action-packed nexus of butchers, fishmongers, vegetable farmers and spice sellers.
