A key characteristic of these alternative marketing channels is that the primacy of the information that is shared between market participants leads to highly relational markets.
Because of the cover-up, and because of the primacy of keeping such information secret, we may never know how deep and broad the damage was.
Nevertheless, several influential reviews of the past decade converge in affirming the primacy of personal relationships, information exchange, effective communications, seamlessness of services, and flexibility in responding to changing individual needs over time, in the construct of continuity of care [ 3, 4, 6].
Post-election, journalists, politicians, and pundits have questioned Facebook's role in shaping the campaign and its outcome, debating the merits of Facebook's position of primacy as a source of information.
It is here that we can locate the debates about nuclear versus cytoplasmatic inheritance and about the primacy of DNA as the information store of the cell.
This would seem to reinforce the notion of a primacy of visual over kinesthetic information, at least in the case of bonobos and orangutans.
Mr Redwood said his 37 officers had dealt with 40,000 pieces of information but the "primacy still sits in Portugal" in the attempt to find her.
As part of a first national audit, primacy was given to collecting a small amount of information across a relatively large set of constructs.
A planned follow-up will consider the history of Chinese computing — another example of an information technology that presumes the primacy of the Latin alphabet.
He believes in the primacy of news, that truth is not the hole in the middle of the doughnut and that good information will help the body politic find the angels of its better nature.
