In the considered model, a unique socially optimal joining probability q soc adopted by the SUs which can be expressed as begin{array}rcl@ q_{soc} &=& left{ begin{array}{ll} 0, & text{(q^leq 0),} q^, & text{if (0
But increasingly, into the Twentieth Century, the term cult grew synonymous with socially deviant and/or unique practices.
These groups are socially and genetically unique even though both came from the same geographical region.
The flamen Dialis, dedicated to the supreme sky god, Jupiter, occupied a unique position socially, politically, and sacerdotally and was subject to strict taboos and regulations because of his sacred office.
She is funny, confident, smart, unique and socially conscious.
Self-described as "wonder twins," the two artists make socially conscious and sonically unique music across genres.
Hip-hop, urban dance, street dance, breaking, finger-tutting, popping, animation (1) -- as the growing delineations and the confusing YouTube rabbit hole I just emerged from show, street dance (not raqs!) is born and reborn out of a search for unique, often socially unconventional, ways to express oneself.
In addition, psychological symptoms often have a level of socially perceived stigma not unique to the menopausal setting, and thus may hinder women's willingness to seek assistance.
In this live Q&A, we'll discuss how social enterprises can best use their unique status as socially-driven businesses to gain positive press coverage.
It is a unique form of socially responsible investment.
