This has created a new spectrum of relationships between the owners, the managers, and the employees of large manufacturing firms.
In a piece for the New Republic, Jenna Wortham said, "The Internet represents a broadening of the spectrum of relationships we can have".
(Schweitzer) Jessica Rivera and Kelley O'Connor (Tuesday) Two charismatic singers, the soprano Jessica Rivera and the mezzo-soprano Kelley O'Connor, join forces for a program exploring a spectrum of relationships, like those between lovers, parents, children, and the living and the dead.
"They're too nebulous to apply across the board in a statute that applies to the spectrum of relationships" in the financial industry.
This diversity would permit a differentiation between amorous and platonic involvement, so that Churchill's oeuvre could apply to a broader spectrum of relationships.
It does not lead to the naive view that everything is nice, since superorganisms display the same spectrum of relationships known for individual organisms, from extreme conflict to mutualism.
Few ethnographic studies have targeted the everyday spectrum of relationships between different kinds of professionals and the patient within the hospital setting [ 21].
While networks that capture all affinities or the best affinities of all genes in a genome can usefully display lateral connections, it is worth considering the entire spectrum of relationships for each gene under consideration.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, empirical studies on facultatively polygynous species have reported the full spectrum of relationships between the proportion of WPP and male mating status (e.g. Dunn and Robertson 1993; Freeland et al. 1995; Freeman-Gallant 1997; Soukup and Thompson 1997).
Other clusters form a spectrum of relationships between these extremes (Table 1, Figure 6B), and clusters such as I and P which share recognizable DNA sequence similarity share >60% of their genes with other phages (low CII values; Table 1).
