However, these four processes could manifest into a plethora of theories, such as the neutral theory which emphases only the drift, dispersal and the possibility of speciation in a metacommunity (Hubbell 2001) and can explain observed skewed species abundance distributions (Volkov et al. 2003, 2007).
The content analysis used in this study focused on the manifest content, which emphases on what the text says and deals with and describes the visible, obvious components [ 20, 21].
The possible reason for this can be that, being in urban areas, these groups of women are usually addressed by health education via media which emphasis on the dual effect of condom as part of sexually transmitted infection prevention efforts.
Foucault, among others, has described this privileging, or this flow of power, as bio-power, operating in and through the significant historical transition contemporaneous with the shaping of industrial capitalism, in which emphasis shifts from the primacy of sovereignty, law, and coercion or the force "to take life -- to the development of new forms of power constitutive of life [ 1].
Process philosophers, such as Alfred North Whitehead and Charles Hartshorne, have held that the idea of God emerges in religious experience but that the nature and reality of God are problems calling for logical argument and metaphysical interpretation, in which emphasis falls on the relation between God and the world being realized in a temporal process.
The system embraces the Shivadristi ("A Vision of Shiva") of Somananda (950), in which emphasis is placed on the continuous recognition of Shiva; the world is a manifestation of Shiva brought about by his shakti.
Every Friday evening, in a basement near London Bridge station, Eddie Prévost leads an improvisation workshop (a version of which runs in Huddersfield on 26 November) in which emphasis is placed on the search for new sounds: forget approaches to your instrument that you know already work – try risking something new instead.
This was a phenomenological study, in which emphasis was placed on the subjective meaning for individuals surrounding their experience [ 26], with the aim of exploring, in detail, how participants made sense of their personal and social world [ 27].
For the relatively small K, a → a ideal = [ 1 + N P σ H 2 ] − 1 where a ideal is the biasing factor of an ideal receiver which again emphasis the above facts.
