- A
hierarchy (from Gr****: ἱεραρχία, hierarkhia, 'rule of a high priest', from hierarkhes, 'president of
sacred rites') is an
arrangement of
items (objects...
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believed that
English liberties relied on
their balance of power, but also
hierarchal deference to the
privileged class. "Puritanism ... and the
epidemic evangelism...
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kinship did not
exclude particular groups, such that
class and
other hierarchal systems did not
matter in
terms of milk
kinship parti****tion. Traditionally...
- electronics, the
interface logic model (ILM) is a
technique to
model blocks in
hierarchal VLSI
implementation flow. It is a gate
level model of a
physical block...
- Tanimura, Yo****aka (2015), "Spins
Dynamics in a
Dissipative Environment:
Hierarchal Equations of
Motion Approach Using a
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)",...
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marginalised the latter.
Their lack of
economic development,
caused by a
hierarchal economic system set up by the British,
continued in some
respects in the...
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combat medicine,
equipment recovery, and repair. Many
religions have a
hierarchal structure, with a
central headquarters. The
headquarters of the Catholic...
- the
purpose of
centralisation in the
Gleichschaltung process, a
rigidly hierarchal structure was
established in the **** Party,
which it
later carried through...
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critical of
democracy and
instead proposes, as an
ideal political state, a
hierarchal system of
three classes: philosopher-kings or
guardians who make the decisions...
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creates milk
kinship that
builds community bonds across class and
other hierarchal bonds.
Support for
breastfeeding is
universal among major health and children's...
