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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «NONFILIAL»
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1
Dementia and Aging: Ethics, Values, and Policy Choices
This contrast is particularly important when one considers how little influence the
current nonfilial care provider has in formal decision-making regarding the
demented individual's care. While the nursing attendant has incredible power
over the ...
Robert H. Binstock, Stephen G. Post, Peter J. Whitehouse, 1992
2
Women in Medieval Society
It is among these nonfilial bequests, however, that some interesting differences
occur. A closer look at the bequests to grandchildren reveals that both women
and men divided their bequests evenly between sons' daughters and daughters'
...
Susan Mosher Stuard, 2012
3
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF CYTOLOGY
(D) Metaphase arrangement of kinetochore fibers in another Tradescantia
generative cell. MT branches (small arrowheads) link filial and nonfilial
kinetochore fibers. Kinetochores (large arrowheads) are located at the dark,
unstained patches.
Scott D. Russell, Christian Dumas, 1992
4
Chinese Conflict Management and Resolution
Finally, the alien cured the blind old lady's eyes and took away her nonfilial son.
In this story, filial nonpiety is symbolized as a social disease. Public conscience
and public opinion assert the moral issue and serve as justification for punishing
...
Guo-Ming Chen, Ringo Ma, 2002
5
Behavioral Regulators of Behavior in Primates
The acquisition of most nonfilial social responses will proceed most rapidly at
moderate levels of arousal. This statement is in accord with the evidence that on
most learning tasks, particularly those requiring relatively precise sensorimotor ...
Clarence Ray Carpenter, 1973
6
Local Control of Land and Forest: Cultural Dimensions of ...
had cultivated themselves, except when contracting a fixed- term tenancy with
cash in advance (lang na). Filial tenants paying only half of the main-season crop
as rent for the whole year have a substantial return. Nonfilial tenants renting for a
...
7
Boston University papers in African history
Father-Son as Compared with Nonfilial Succession IN THE BORNU KlNG LlSTS
Father-Son rule Nonfilial rule In all cases I began counting with king no. 17 and
ended with no. 72 on my own list. All reigns of one year or less were counted ...
... NONFICTION NONFICTIONAL NONFICTIONS NONFIGURATIVE
NONFILAMENTOUS NONFILIAL NONFILTERABLE NONFINAL NONFINANCIAL
NONFINITE NONFISCAL NONFISSIONABLE NONFLAMMABILITIES
NONFLAMMABILITY ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
9
Intergenerational Solidarity: Strengthening Economic and ...
... evolves, and impact on society. Analysts and policy makers gather data across
ages, filial or nonfilial relationships, gender, socioeconomic class, types of
communities, and so on to assess the degree of intergenerational solidarity / 13.
María Amparo Cruz-Saco, Sergei Zelenev, 2010
10
The Water Lily Pond[: A Village Girl’s Journey in Maoist China
Defying parental arrangements was considered nonfilial, a crime by itself.
Punishment was severe. Stories were told of parents who, to maintain dignity,
had rolled their rebellious daughter in a straw mat, tied the mat up, and threw it
into a lake.
