These data can be used to evaluate and understand organization of labor, pace of construction, and mound appearance.
A gendered, spatial, and temporal organization of labor and leisure, curiosity and possibility — all global in scope — condense here into the scarecrow.
The assemblages of weed seeds and crop parts will also give insight into Wari agricultural practices and the organization of labor inside and outside of the house.
It is enough that petitioners have prevented respondents from holding meetings and disseminating information whether for the organization of labor unions or for any other lawful purpose.
More than half a century ago — in 1958, when he twenty-one and fresh out of college — Aryeh Neier took a job as executive director of the League for Industrial Democracy, a quasi-moribund, poverty-stricken organization of labor skates and old-line social democrats.
And yet, the most impressive thing in the film has no bearing on the beyond it's the nuanced and slightly acerbic look at the organization of labor on Uncle Boonmee's farm, his relations with his hired help, their legal status, their linguistic differences, and his attempt to ingratiate himself with them with some light, condescending clowning.
He went into business as a PAC fund-raiser, that is, a consultant dedicated to raising money from the political organizations (of labor, business and other groups) dedicated to dispensing it.
For those job seekers straddling the lower to middle socioeconomic spectrum, now willing to embrace the re-organization of labor fueled by technology-enabled service platforms, the first movers assumed responsibility and became "parent" to them.
Architectural phenomena are social, then, because they occur as a result of contracts, meetings, firms, charettes, crits, juries, projects, competitions, exhibitions, partnerships, professional organizations, negotiations, workflow organization, division of labor, and myriad other conventional and agreement-bound purposive actions and groupings of architects and other architectural stakeholders.
Social insects, with their complex colony organization, division of labor and sophisticated communication systems, provide an ideal model for studying the biological bases of social organization [2] Among social insects, the honeybee (Apis mellifera) constitutes a well-studied case of social organization which has attracted during decades the interests of researchers [3].
The boll weevil infestation undermined this family-based organization of agricultural labor.
