Pessimistic, he expresses cynicism regarding the subservient role humans in his society play to Bors.
That means the world of Robot Jones is charmingly low-tech, from his parents' simple, subservient mechanical functions to the absence of cellphones and computers at the school, which is presided over by a mean, technophobic principal.
Rimsky-Korsakov's piano writing was functional, subservient to the vocal part.
Nurses, then, will replace their subservient behavior and routine based nursing care with evidence based practice to support their nursing care actions, so having nurses to function at this level is necessary for the process of empowerment.
After James VI departure to England in 1603, it functioned as a subservient executive carrying out his instructions from London.
Traditionally, the cerebral cortex is seen to have the most important role in 'higher' functions of the brain, such as cognition and behavioral regulation, whereas subcortical structures are considered to have subservient or no roles in these functions.
On the contrary he maintained that it can contribute only in a passive way to conception, while what was called "female sperm", i.e., the vaginal secretion, has a subservient, helpful but by no means necessary function.
Tinbergen's four questions concerned: a) organization and causation, b) development, c) function, and, d) evolution of the neural and peripheral structures subservient the fixed motor pattern.
(2) Land use plans focus on local-level planning and are subservient to the relevant regional policy statement.
