Yet much of today's debate about social security ignores its wider functions because it assumes the much narrower role of the relief of poverty after the event rather than its prevention.
Strategus, plural Strategi, Greek Stratēgos, plural Stratēgoi, in ancient Greece, a general, frequently functioning as a state officer with wider functions; also, a high official in medieval Byzantium.
By coalescing them, it is expected to have a wider function to be learned, thus increasing the amount of feature information.
Established Jewish organizations, like the Board of Deputies of British Jews, also continued a role developed in the 1930s promoting anti-fascism as part of a wider function of looking after Jewish interests.
In order to study the wider functions of Dsg3 we cloned full length human Dsg3 and over-expressed this gene in various epithelial cell lines, including the A431 epidermoid line.
More recently, the lack of isolation calls produced by FoxP2 knockout mice [7], and concordant patterns of expression in the brains of humans, mice [8] and songbirds 9], support a wider function in sensorimotor integration and motor learning [10], [11].
However, recent discoveries have illuminated a wider function of AhR, than initially thought.
These two contradictory bodies of evidence imply the wider function of AhR in the presence and absence of a ligand.
The wider function of the rmPFC in humans may be to integrate value across time and assets, potentially to calculate the value of prospective states or investments.
This study recognized the potential benefits of eHealth in rural health setting, but it also highlights important barriers and challenges to its wider function amongst nurses particularly, such as technical issues and lack of training.
There was preliminary evidence that the intervention impacted on wider function and quality of life in both groups, although the results must be viewed with caution due to the limited sample size.
