The cooperative approach by poor households hinges of the needs and aspirations of the members, a factor which makes them strong (internally) (Shankar 2002).
Therefore, naturally the strongest internally satisfied option (which is exceeding a threshold value) will become selected as a result of the unconscious action selection process as explained earlier.
The relationships between alcohol consumption observed were strong, internally consistent and similar to those observed previously in two large cross-sectional studies in other populations.
Strong-willed and impressive, she insists that she is an advocate of the public interest, working hard internally to continue the programs.
The Lisbon Treaty offers the promise of a stronger, more internally cohesive E.U.
"We are really having strong reviews internally and with customers who indicated this quarter that our style credentials are up 2%.
So a change like this could be interesting and would likely have to have a strong rationale internally — like live streaming or episodic video outside of Discover.
"Probably the most sought-after talent in the autonomous space are the roboticists, the software experts and the machine learning experts… We have a very strong team internally, but to be honest, they were being very heavily recruited".
Network Internally People regularly underestimate the power of having strong internal networks.
What we do see strong evidence of internally is a much stronger correlation for adult consumers staying away from cigarettes as they move further from everything that reminds them of cigarettes in the first place, which includes the taste of cigarettes.
