microcultural

(ˌmaɪkrəʊˈkʌltʃərəl)

adj

(Biology) relating to microculture

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Today they make up nearly 6% (just over 18 million) and are the fastest growing microcultural group in the U.S.

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More than just a fitness brand, Peloton also has become something of a microcultural phenomenon.

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We also acknowledge that we are all culturally diverse as individuals as well as within the national, regional, and microcultural communities in which we participate.

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Microcultural Analysis of Variation in Sharing of Causal Reasoning about Behavior.

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Audience-centered inquiries explored the extent to which audiences in different cultural and microcultural contexts "read" texts in distinctive ways so that even an elitist text was available to audiences for decoding in subversive ways.

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Dai o reforco do local, do microcultural, do territorio e dos respectivos indicadores dos micronichos que devem ser regulados e medidos.

Development, poverty and social policy/Desenvolvimento, pobreza e politicas sociais