"There is this new wave of action roles for women and audiences are loving it - loving it!
Pilot-wave theories are no-collapse formulations of quantum mechanics that assign to the wave function the role of determining the evolution of ('piloting'guidinging') the variables characterising the system, say particle configurations, as in de Broglie's (1928) and Bohm's (1952) theory, or fermion number density, as in Bell's (1987, Chap.
On the subject of her marriage, she presents herself in many ways as a traditional wife -- one year after the publication of "The Feminine Mystique" by Betty Friedan had helped inspire a wave of rethinking of that role.
Many other developing countries also took on the wave of globalization, and their role is also essential in adding vigor to new period of world economic expansion.
McKinley was riding a wave of popularity for his role in leading the nation to victory in the Spanish-American War.
Delphi has also been drawn into a mounting wave of litigation for its role in producing the faulty switch that prompted the recalls.
Recently, Amundadottir et al. [11] conducted a genome-wide association study (PanScan) and identified significant associations of the ABO gene locus with the risk of pancreatic cancer, sparking a new wave of interest in the role of ABO blood types in the development of cancer.
Her status was consolidated in Malle's The Lovers, released later the same year, and reached a peak as Moreau, queen of the French New Wave, took the role of Catherine, object of the affections of the best friends of the title in François Truffaut's Jules et Jim (1961).
Another potential obstacle for this new wave of women in leadership roles is the danger of the "glass cliff". This phenomenon happens when women achieve leadership roles during periods of downturn, crisis, conflict or failure within the organization.
A new wave of cities developing international roles took place in the 11th and 12th centuries, as part of what is sometimes called the "commercial revolution".
