We interpreted these findings in terms of shared representations between pain and rejection.
"I see it as a catalyst for other land uses, particularly in terms of shared parking," Mr. Mulcahy said.
Everyone is commiserating – the heat might even be bringing them all closer, in terms of shared experience.
At times, they warm to it — President Hu Jintao of China now speaks of his country's future in terms of "shared responsibility and enthusiastic participation" in world affairs.
Common GLM activations such as these results have been interpreted in terms of shared neural representations between pain and rejection in previous papers2,3,4.
Eggleston, Donahue, and Zeckhauser define collaborative governance as private engagement in public tasks on terms of shared discretion, where each partner bears responsibilities for certain areas.
Yet the inconsistency in government thinking comes when it talks of citizenship in terms of shared values that cannot be imposed from above, yet continues to give Whitehall carte blanche.
Limited data support the hypothesis that reward and inhibitory processes may contribute to symptoms in eating disorders and addictive disorders, but little is known about the molecular biology of such mechanisms in terms of shared or independent processes.
The particular behaviour of recycled fibres compared to virgin ones (in terms of shared contribution of agricultural production and of avoidance of landfilling) is highlighted in this paper, thanks to the application of the "50/50" allocation rule.
First, he said, the requirement of a representative cross section of the community applies only to the larger panel from which the trial jury is chosen, not to the trial jury itself, and applies only to "distinctive groups" like blacks, women and Mexican-Americans, not to "groups defined solely in terms of shared attitudes" that could impair their performance of their duties as jurors.
In the typical company, barely half of the executives voiced the same company-wide priorities.14 Indeed, in terms of shared strategic priorities, we found that two-thirds of the top executives were on the same page in just 27% of the companies we studied — hardly a recipe for successful execution.
