Picking up where Mauss left off, Graeber argues that once-prevalent relationships based on an incalculable sense of duty deteriorated as buying and selling became the basis of society and as money, previously a marker of favors owed, became valuable in its own right.
The prevalent orientation relationship between austenite and martensite was found to be Kurdjumov Sachs (K S) relationship with (1 1 1)A//(1 0 1)M, [1¯10]A//[11¯1]M.
There are two prevalent scaling relationships for lengths of laminar jet diffusion flames on circular burners.
In addition, Fig. 10 depicts a graph representation of the project, such that prevalent precedence relationships are easily visible.
Spanish director Carlos Marques-Marcet's tender, ruefully romantic debut 10,000 Km must rank among the most poignant painfully observed depictions of that most increasingly prevalent of modern relationship dramas: long-distance dating.
However, the typical characteristics of family businesses (e.g. informal organisation structures, restrictive information policy) imply a lower propensity to combine resources on an inter-firm level which becomes even more prevalent when the relationship is asymmetrical.
However, contextual factors, such as different funding natures of different organisations, the prevalent medical and relationship cultures, and limited TB funding, could constrain the processes of collaboration between the TB programme and the general hospitals.
However, contextual factors, such as different funding natures of different organisations, prevalent medical and relationship cultures, and limited TB funding, could constrain the processes of collaboration between TB programmes and general hospitals.
Perpetration of physical, sexual, and psychological abuse is prevalent in adolescent relationships.
Pettinger (2005) stated that material objects such as retail products are part of the set of gendered social relationships prevalent at a certain context.
