In African savannah elephants, relatives associate most closely, but multiple social units associate periodically to form hierarchically stratified 'multi-tiered' societies with fission-fusion dynamics [ 6, 24, 25].
Her own relatives, associates of Mexican drug cartel bosses, forced her into prostitution.
Pursuing an evangelization strategy that he called "FRANgelism" (FRAN was an acronym for "friends, relatives, associates, neighbours"), Luter built a network of parishioners and converts who encouraged their relatives, friends, and even coworkers to give FABC a try.
The three billionaires are members of a close circle of friends, relatives, associates, colleagues from the security services and longtime advisers who have grown fabulously wealthy during Mr. Putin's 12 years as Russia's paramount leader.
"Only after investigation have I been able to confirm this but I also found out that I have further out relatives associated with the the current camogie team in Loughgiel, who I met earlier in the year.
The real questions [in the Clinton pardon scandal] involve the leveraging of influence by relatives, associates and campaign contributors, and the attending appearance, at the very least, of influence peddling.
The best way to find any of these professionals is through referrals from a trusted friend, relative or associate.
References can be a relative, business associate or employer.
Figure 5 displays relative risk associated with the shared component.
The following compares some of the relative risks associated with using 3D printing services, for both designers and consumers.
