The groups that are subsumed under the term Gurage originated in the Tigray region of Ethiopia as the descendants of military conquerors during the Aksumite empire.
With Abū Tammām in particular the panegyric genre became the supreme (or, some critics claimed, the extreme) manifestation of a trend in poetic creativity toward elaboration in imagery and diction that was subsumed under the heading of badīʿ (innovative use of figurative language), a development that rapidly became a primary focus of critical debate.
The shape of this response (glottal pulse shape) has been associated with certain characteristics of speech that are subsumed under the cover term voice quality[22].
The transitivity we observe is likely due to to economic, political, linguistic, and religious clustering that are subsumed under country labels.
This 13-item self-report instrument assesses the tendency to catastrophize about pain and three dimensions of catastrophizing, rumination, magnification and helplessness that are subsumed under the higher-order construct of pain catastrophizing.
In reality, however, the TPP may remain of secondary importance, as just one of many bilateral and regional trade agreements that are subsumed under the broader framework established by the World Trade Organization WTOO).
However, service users also had additional expectations that were subsumed under a ninth category, namely continuity [ 11].
The coding introduced three subthemes: taking responsibility, sharing responsibility and avoiding responsibility (see Table 2) that were subsumed under the main theme: Responsibility in professional roles.
Despite of the advantages of embedding test-items in one real study (e.g. authenticity), we are aware that this approach results in the fact that the test instrument is subsumed under a single anchor.
Like the original model, the 1991 framework contains certain categories of responsibility, which are in general "defined in a manner consistent with Carroll's four-part model, with the exception that the philanthropic category is subsumed under the ethical and/or economic domains, reflecting the possible differing motivations for philanthropic activities" (Schwartz and Carroll 2003, p.508).
