Nigeria is diverse, consisting of some 250 ethnic groups, and society has long represented this plurality.
As we move closer to the 2012 presidential election, minority groups in America representing millions of people from all races, ethnicities and religions will go to the ballot box to elect our next president who best represents the hopes and dreams of the plurality of the American population.
A strong point of our study is that the estimated value of informal care represents the overall value, thus respecting caregiver plurality.
The net effect is that what operates at the beginning of the arithmetical level is the realization of the One in plurality, the unit, which, as it were, represents the One at that level, and what operates at the beginning of the geometrical level is the realization of the One in locus, the point, which similarly represents the One at that level.
One is for a candidate to represent the local electoral district (of which there are 299), chosen by simple plurality of votes.
Aristotelianism therefore represented the driving force behind Renaissance philosophy of nature, both because of its plurality of approaches and internal debates, and also because it served as the polemical target of those who challenged the traditional paradigm of university teaching.
PCR/ESI-MS types 1 and 2 (CC8 and CC5) represented slightly more than half the organisms isolated from this patient population; the remainders represented a plurality of CC genotypes (CC45, CC30, CC15, CC45, CC59 or CC1) or did not fit into a previously defined clonal complex (Table 3).
Factors listed represent a plurality of those mentioned across studies; the list is not exhaustive.
Speakers in the Binghamton and New Paltz EvoS Seminar Series have represented a plurality of academic areas including anthropology, biology, geology, philosophy, psychology and beyond.
Lawyers representing death row inmates said the plurality opinion presented them two challenges.
