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• Value and price are therefore determined interdependently, though they remain distinct.
• Hubbard later sought to unify societies that were working interdependently to promote emigration.
• A few other public exist which function interdependently.
• Not just one article, but the whole set of them worked on interdependently.
• If those companies have their shares traded interdependently-they are actually different ones?
• Improvisation can take place as a solo performance, or interdependently in ensemble with other players.
• The structural parts of society ( ex . families, work ) function interdependently to help society function.
• It also works interdependently with charities for the nations called Age Cymru, Age Scotland and Age UK.
• The dual-coding theory enunciates that these two systems can operate independently, as well as interdependently.
• Hubbard later realized that there were several different societies working interdependently to promote emigration and decided to try to unify them.
• She does not address society specifically, but rather looks at socially-constructed multiple realities which exist interdependently with one another.
• Though they are currently placed in the same genus, Dr . Poinar notes the likelihood that the two species arose interdependently from each other.
• These would be predefined sets of cases, articles, news clips and video materials from which well-defined insights can cumulatively but interdependently be built.
• The hospital has a range of acute and chronic medicine departments, and works interdependently with the other hospitals in the trust to provide a complete service.
• The user of the standard must also decide interdependently of the standard, how much additional test margin to allow for uncertainty of test conditions and measurement in each test.
• Sustainable services are interdependently located within the flow social and institutional norms, state-of-the art technology and the amount of knowledge humankind owns at a certain point in time.
• It's aggregation properties make it very convenient for teaching macro economics because one does not have to deal with the messiness of upwards of 100 overlapping generations acting independently, but also interdependently.
• "Now they are starting to teach it on the island and more people are willing to work interdependently instead of trying to fend for themselves independently " in the rebuilding process, said Covey.
• The university sticks to highlighting the academic characteristics and advantages of Economics and Management, focusing on Economics, Management and Laws as the mainstay subjects and developing interdependently Economics, Management, Laws, Literal Arts, Science, Engineering and Teaching.
• Former President Bill Clinton spoke during the 2007 Aspen Ideas Festival, telling the audience about the urgency of accepting globalization and the global world by working interdependently with other cultures and countries for the purpose of achieving cultural understanding and harmonious cross-cultural relationships.