Culture, meaning

Culture—/ means of growing bacteria and viruses in a flask or on a plate. The culture medium usually is agar, a form of gelatin, that may be enriched with broth or blood. 

These last two factors are extensions of traditional customer satisfaction issues of comfort, performance, quality, reliability, and affordability. Automakers evaluate all of these factors within the range of design issues reflecting other societal concerns, such as safety and accessibility, as well as market desires, including cultural meanings and expectations of the vehicle. 

Poor use of color color selection ignores color blindness, cultural meanings of color. 

Install new functions and capabilities (3-5). A major objective of biotechnology research in plants is to change the genetic makeup of crops to give them increased resistance to environmental and biological stresses (e.g., heat, drought, nutrient deficiencies, insects, diseases) so there will be less reliance on amelioration of these stresses by cultural means (6-7). 

Management safety culture means the employer s commitment and leadership in making a safer workplace environment. In this research, our empirical measure of management safety culture is a Likert scale index of responses to the following issues ... 

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