The analysis demonstrates the pervasive role of unequal and rigid power relations in shaping Proálcool's social impacts.
There was only one entrance to the Monster booth, and you had to go through a viciously rigid press relations desk.
The overall behavior of branched-chain amino acids revealed rigid and linear relations over all chlorsulfuron levels.
Classical organization theory was criticized for its emphasis on social hierarchy, economic motivation, division of labour, and rigid and impersonal social relations.
Such is the case with MJ2 and MJ3 above, and perhaps many other traditional moral judgments focused on sexual taboos, notions of 'impurity', in-group loyalty (from tribalism to nationalism), hierarchical authority relations, and rigid gender roles.
The interaction between deformable structures and free water surfaces can modify the fluid flow and change the estimated hydrodynamic loads in relation to rigid bodies, due to the appearance of hydroelastic effects.
"And once people became convinced of sea-floor spreading," he added, "that very rapidly led to the theory of plate tectonics". Under that unifying theory of geology, the earth's crust, known as the lithosphere, is a collection of rigid plates moving in relation to each other.
In contrast, the National Film Board of Vietnam insisted that the film's withdrawal had no relation to rigid censorship guidelines, as it had not been reviewed by the committee.
The planar Euler-Savary equation and its spatial extensions reveal the curvature relations between two rigid contacting curves and surfaces under relative motion at contact points.
The power relations that create rigid gender binaries (girl vs. boy) and heterosexuality as normative, which are widely upheld in institutional contexts like family, school, work and online forums, create the conditions for so called bullying.
