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But on the whole, including network centrality as a major dimension of power reinforces the negative implications of populism for American power.
Another medical field emphasizing time as a major dimension of interest is global health, in which life expectancy and quality-adjusted life years frequently are used as measures of health and disease burden.
Each of these four identities also lacks a major dimension of time.
In Asia, coffee production is an increasingly important driver of landscape transformation and shifts between different coffee species is a major dimension of agroforestry trends.
Income inequality is a major dimension of social stratification and social class.
Yet I also believe the link is clear ethical behavior is a major dimension of financial stability.
No, it was certainly "a major dimension" of it; but it is too soon to say how Iraq will turn out.
The center of world science, for instance, was in France in 1740, before it moved to Germany, then Britain, and, later, America, carrying with it, in each case, a major dimension of global leadership.
Fluid intelligence (gf) is a major dimension of individual differences in cognitive function.
Developing guidelines at the national level was a major dimension of the developing evidence theme and is related to both the need for national statistics and the coordination of practitioners, researchers, advocates and policymakers.
