The dominant ideology of the day – from the same roots that delivered the crisis – forbids it.
In keeping with hospice's deeply humane and community-service roots (the word stems from the same root as "hospitality"), the team also includes volunteers like Linda -- more than 460,000 other hospice volunteers across the country.
For Wang Bi, it is clear that government and society should ideally conform to the principles of ziran, as they stem from the same "root".
Neandertals stem from the same root as our own ancestors, but the two lineages parted ways sometime in the past 500,000 years or so.
Yet, all these problems stem from the same root: our inability to balance the negative with the positive within us.
There are many variations of the name - botargo, buttariga, boutargue, poutargue - but all are recognisable as stemming from the same Arabic root, bitarikh.
Like the aspen grove, beneath outward appearances, we "individual" trees stem from the same roots.
In this way the number of guns and the number of homicides both stem from the same root, suggesting that guns don't cause murders any more than cars cause fatal accidents.
Measurements: m 1 = Symphoricarpos orbiculatus maximum ramet height, ramet maximum canopy diameter, stems per ramet measured as number of vertical live stems arising from the same root crown; m 2 = new aerial layering stems.
Stems per ramet was measured as the total number of vertical live stems arising from the same root crown and is a reflection of the regeneration from basal resprouts.
Individual ramets were identified by spatial independence based on vertical stems arising from the same root crown.
