In line with this perspective, several socio-economic factors, notably corporate ownership, regulatory guidelines for CSR reporting, and important public events are addressed later in this paper, as they represent the subjects that have shaped the form and the content of the two sets of reports.
Mrs. Clinton offered her views on taxes, the national debt and the surplus -- subjects that seem likely to shape many Congressional elections this year, including the one in New York -- in a speech in which she sought to present herself as the fiscal conservative in the race for Senate.
A counterbalance was added that assured that each of the four treatments would be seen an equal number of times; across each successive four subjects that were tested, a given shape was randomly assigned to one of the four treatment conditions, without replacement.
While attention effects resulted in an increased positivity at both C1 and P1 level in a sub-group of subjects that exhibited a prominent P80, shape relevance was associated with an enhanced negativity at C1 level and a smaller P1 component in the sub-group that exhibited a prominent N80.
Geometry, colours and shapes are just a few of the subjects that can be explored.
For a given subject, a sample was chosen from the address table of each shape to be the display set for that shape.
Such a strategy, complementary to the biological analyses of Babushock et al. (2007) and Akiva et al. (2006), revealed that the present-day PIPSL is subject to significant evolutionary constraint that shapes the standing variation in natural populations of the functional protein coding gene in humans and maintains its open reading frame (ORF).
In psychoanalytic terms, the imaginary is the collection of (largely) unconscious fantasies and images that shapes both individual subjects and their worlds.
The hyper-detailed portraits, made with a one-hair brush, delve into the dirty details that shaped Coleman's subjects into the monstrous icons they've become.
We demonstrated that vertebrates and mosquitoes genomes are under very distinct lineage-specific constraints, and Flaviviridae viruses which specifically infect these lineages appear to be subject to the same evolutionary pressures that shaped their host coding regions, evidencing the lineage-specific coevolutionary processes between the viral and host groups.
