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The first item concerns physics the second has a social aspect that at the very least expresses itself through communication (cultural) channels, such as pictorial views, journalism, etc. 

Gregory, J. and Miller, S. (1998) Science in Public Communication, Culture and Credibility. Plenum, New York. 

Vadstein, O., and Olsen, Y. (1989). Chemical composition and phosphate uptake kinetics ofhmnetic bacterial communities cultured in chemostats trader phosphorus hmitation. Limnol. Oceanogr. 34(5), 939-946. 

Usually extant fish cell lines can be obtained from one of two sources culture collections and the scientific community. Culture collections usually have only a small list of fish cells relative to the inventory of mammalian cell lines, but the fish list is growing slowly. Table 1 contains the addresses of five repositories with fish cell lines. The number of deposited piscine cell lines likely represents only a small fraction of the cell lines that have been developed from fish by numerous investigators around the world over the last 40 years. Reviews by Wolf and Mann221 and Fryer and Lannan82, and to an extent this one, give an overview of the cell lines developed from... 

J. Gregory, S. Miller (1998) Science in public. Communication, culture, and credibility. Basic Books, Cambridge. 

Customer Targeting Customer demands met Communicate culturally Datamine stored infonnation... 

The second core theme of Habermas work is the notion that modern societies are divisible into two component parts, the system and the lifeworld, distinct spheres which together form the social world. By lifeworld, Habermas refers to the everyday mutual understandings, values, and interactions that form the basis of informal social relations (1987 Ch. Vl/1). Institutions such as the family, community, culture, and media all constitute the sphere of shared experiences, beliefs, cultural knowledge, and values (Weaver 2009 11). As such, the lifeworld is the sphere of social action where forms of communicative rationality... 

Make arrangements for managers to meet team members. Develop an open communicating culture. Be sure that the supervisor is an effective channel of communication. 

The vigour of the S OP process which is championed by the Managing Director has helped the company to sustain and improve the business benefits and communication culture especially when they were challenged by a number of initiatives in hand, including ... 

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