Differently from [17], where the BS infers its subordinate interest of SU in a multicast group from the MAC-layer management messages, in order to avoid periodic exchange of IGMP reports, we prefer to not include additional, mandatory functions in the BS.
The second measure of fluctuation (turnover rate 2) is of subordinate interest.
Romanians here say the government in Bucharest has subordinated their interests in exchange for Hungarian parliamentary votes.
Mr. Hickenlooper offered to let cabinet members who live hundreds of miles away use it as a kind of dormitory, but only a few of his subordinates were interested in living there.
Any consistency in these decisions lies in their announcement that even in the teeth of clear congressional direction to the contrary, this Court will strain to subordinate a prisoner's interest in substantial justice to a supposed government interest in finality.
Accommodation of dissent and diversity prevailed over any interest in subordinating political powers to religion or vice versa.
To serve the constitutional purpose, "'courts in passing upon particular claims of infringement must occasionally subordinate the copyright holder's interest in a maximum financial return to the greater public interest in the development of art, science and industry.' Berlin v. E. C. Publications, Inc., 329 F.2d 544, 544 (2d Cir.1964).
But in a deeper sense, this surface struggle is subordinate to the overwhelming common interest in greater production and a better life for all to share".
In contrast, when the dominant was the observer, it significantly decreased its interest in its subordinate companion after it received formalin and started to exhibit the typical behavioral pain response (status×time: F 1, 15) = 6.973; p<0.05).
By giving demanding assignments to these subordinates, you strongly signal an interest in their development and career progression which will encourage them to turn down offers from competitors.
Whatever the humanitarian rationale, R2P is clearly subordinate to strategic interests in "the arc of instability", as historian Ian Morris calls it, stretching from central Africa to Central Asia.
