0 the situation when the members of a group or society are united: --
1 (of objects) the state of sticking together, or (of people) being in close agreement and working well together: --
Ordering according to type preserves both the visual cohesion of any grouping and the anonymity of the object.
This contributes to cohesion and consistency and guarantees some equality before the law among physical as well as legal personalities.
As the moles descend, soil physical parameters such as soil cohesion strength, friction angle, density and porosity may be obtained.
The "a priori" belief that outsiders are cannibals may promote group cohesion.
In each group, the maternal anxiety and depression block was negatively related and the parent reciprocity block was positively related to family cohesion.
Higher family cohesion was also related to lower maternal anxiety and depression and to higher father involvement.
In their view, classes that laughed readily ranked highly in terms of cohesion, while classes in which students were reluctant to laugh rated poorly.
Thirdly, the ideological variables do not have a significant effect on party group cohesion in all model specifications.
