Like the BMG, to which it stood in a subordinate relation, it chose to meet communism on the battleground of journalism.
First of all, the network probability model is established and the subordinate relation between sensor nodes and the target nodes is presented.
Taken together, the actions in Berlin demonstrate anew Germany's increasing willingness in a post-cold-war world to act like other countries, subordinating relations with allies for the sake of national interests — and even for domestic political reasons.
Accountability in practice is often underpinned by a Principal-Agent logic: based on lead-subordinate roles, relations are structured to incentivize Agents to act in the interests of the Principal or lead [ 3].
In his own interest he scrupulously maintained a subordinate role in relation to Augustus, but he felt himself inferior to no one else.
Rather, the executives had subordinates in investor relations make calls in which they provided indirect hints that something was amiss — noting that other companies had been making public statements about the impact of the slowing economy on their earnings, and reminding the analysts of Office Depot's previous cautionary statements, according to the S.E.C.
Beginning with a status-based fundamental right to justification, he shows how suitably idealized demands for justification from individuals subordinated within real relations of power can ground specific rights to relief from and redress for actual injustices.
Similarly, a plurality of masculinities - complicit, marginalized and subordinate operate in relation to hegemonic masculinity [ 9].
Mr. Méndez-Santiago, according to the federal complaint, had "physical and/or sexual relations with subordinate female employees in his office, while plaintiff had to sit at her desk directly outside his office".
As the line manager and subordinate involve asymmetrical power relations, having them to peer-review each other would likely cause positional bias and generate unintended mimetic dynamics.
