These traits include cooperation, seeking affiliations, a predilection to coordinating our activities, and tendencies to trade and exchange goods and services.
Good timing: Big companies are eagerly seeking affiliations with do-gooder organizations.
This circle, based in New York City, sought affiliation with Tzara's only in 1921, when they jokingly asked him to grant them permission to use "Dada" as their own name (to which Tzara replied: "Dada belongs to everybody").
The Boston police force, which had sought affiliation with the American Federation of Labor after World War I, was denied the right to unionize by the city's police commissioner.
The Society sought affiliation with the British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology but the British Society declined, afraid of being linked with any organization that was specifically for homosexuals.
Interestingly, in line 7, the doctor rather than continuing to report on the external findings from the cognitive assessment, self-repairs at ('but it-') and seeks affiliation from Jackie, the patient, in a more personally implicating way ('you can see').
Kenneth P. LaValle, who represents the East End in the State Senate and is leading the effort to persuade Southampton to seek affiliation, said it was an idea that the small private hospital has been resisting.
Such behavior also seems adaptive: While the fearful person distrusts strangers, the socially excluded person is, as a social being, likely to be seeking social affiliation and therefore would tend to find positive impressions of strangers more memorable.
Having observed reduced CD44 raft affiliation in migrating highly invasive cells, we sought to directly manipulate CD44 raft affiliation to test its impact on cell motility.
Since raft affiliation is regulated by post-translational modifications including palmitoylation, we sought to establish the contribution of CD44 palmitoylation and lipid raft affiliation to cell migration.
It is as an ordinary citizen and ordinary Parisian that I invite everyone, whatever their political affiliation, to abstain from all words that hurt or divide and to seek and promote only what is in the public interest.
