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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"relational networks"”.

  1. STRUCTURAL AND RELATIONAL NETWORKS IN GUENTER GRASS' "KATZ UND MAUS" (GERMANY)

    The schema under which the specimen text can be apprehended relies primarily on binary units. They are either assembled onto an axis of opposition or similarity. If similarity is called for, smaller units are usually combined into larger units, or else are ordered into chains of equvalent parts. …

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  2. Discussion on relational networks and knowledge flows from a corporate to a regional perspective

    … that determine patenting performance, including relational activities. We will provide an original framework within a knowledge production function model. We focus on the role of relational networks, proxied with mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic alliances, in influencing the …

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  3. Smudging the Cystem; Rejecting the Politics of Traditionalism and Settler-Homonationalism

    … argue that Indigenous territorialities, and the relational networks they carry, are central to the political resurgence of 2SQ people.

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  4. MACHINE LEARNING FOR TEMPORAL HETEROGENEOUS GRAPHS: PREDICTIVE METHODS, INTERPRETABILITY AND APPLICATIONS.

    … learning architectures based on Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) and linear scoring functions tailored for forecasting dynamic, multi-relational networks, and provide a principled extension of message-passing paradigms to this setting. To address the limited interpretability of temporal graph …

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  5. Towards a Network Theory of Developmental Team Coaching: A Social Network Analysis of the Relational Influence Process of Team Coaching

    … the complex, networked, and multi-faceted relational reality of a team. To assess the actual utility of team coaching and to optimize the team coaching experience, there is a need to understand what the experience of team coaching is like from the perspective of those being coached and how …

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  6. Phallic metaphors and feminist perspectives : unsettling the Linnaean Botanical Archive through historiographic technique and studio practice

    … of eighteenth-century life, interrogating relational networks and hierarchies, probing domesticity, intimacy, and embodied labour, and examining archival structures, classification, and evidentiary authority. Across these strategies, the artworks perform, contest, and reimagine historical …

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  7. Connective development : recognizing the networked city in forming a progressive urban economic development strategy

    … exist to support these expanded geographic networks. Lead institutional and corporate anchors in urban markets are not effectively engaged in this dispersed economic system, further constraining growth. Current Economic Development policies have been unable to catalyze and sustain a period …

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  8. "I just want to give something back" Peer work and desistance

    … role commitment are drawn upon to highlight the relational dynamics between self, peer work and criminal justice personnel who support or challenge the replacement self. The fourth cognitive shift involves a move towards desistance through a perception that further offending conflicts with the …

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  9. Musicking in the liminal Space between Community Music and Music Education

    … capital develops as a result of resourceful, relational networks being built among community musicians, music educators, and music-making communities (Jones & Langston, 2012:126). Musicians are encouraged to uphold social justice principles such as lifelong and inclusive learning in …

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  10. Reclaiming British Gujarati culture after conversion to Evangelical Christianity

    … and multiple identities are used to navigate relational networks and contribute to the adaptation of transcultural practices. This thesis provides a unique exploration and understanding of the impact of Christian conversion on the British Gujarati diaspora. It also explores the complication of …

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  11. Carving the spirits of the wood: an enquiry into Trobriand materialisations

    … structures have elicited the assemblage of new relational networks to negotiate these transformations. Tokwalu are not fixed signposts in a predefined system of meaning but changing materialisations of contrasting images and intentions within these networks. They bring together traditional …

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  12. Rhizomes, Parasites, Folds and Trees: Systems of Thought in Medieval French and Catalan Literary Texts

    This thesis investigates conceptual networks —systems of organising, understanding and explaining thought and knowledge— and the ways in which they underlie both text and its mise en page across a range of thirteenth- and fourteenth-century French and Catalan literary texts and their manuscript …

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  13. Modeling, Analysis and Comparison of Large Scale Social Contact Networks on Epidemic Studies

    Social contact networks represent proximity relationships between individual agents. Such networks are useful in diverse applications, including epidemiology, wireless networking and urban resilience. The vertices of a social contact network represent individual agents (e.g. people). Time varying …

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  14. The Relational Lives of Street-Connected Young People in Hazard Prone areas of Jamaica

    … respect to how street-connected young people’s relationality is understood and explored. <br/><br/>Jamaican street-connected young people’s relationality is complex and formed of context-specific networks and relationships. These not only include close knit relationships with family and friends …

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  15. Articulating an ethic of care: the moral narratives and practices of working lone mothers in South Wales

    … and practice of care within their „relational network” of family and friends and against the contextual backdrop of the community in which they live. More specifically, it seeks to ascertain the type and quality of care currently articulated in the private domain against the …

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  16. States of play: Irish childhoods, race and belonging

    … discourses and spaces in Ireland. The relational, spatial and institutional contexts of children’s worlds are examined in the arenas of school, home, family, peer groups and consumer culture. The research develops a situated account of children’s complex subject positions, belongings …

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  17. AN EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECTS OF FEEDBACK AND ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT TRAINING ON DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVE TREATMENT IMPLEMENTATION, STRESS, AND JOB SATISFACTION

    Relational Frame Theory (RFT; Hayes, Barnes-Holmes, and Roche, 2001) describes verbal contingencies as networks of relations between overt and covert stimuli. RFT posits that the ability to form these relational networks is a key component of language and cognition. These relations can become …

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  18. A Relational Diffusion Network Study Of Synchronous And Asynchronous Internet-based Faculty's Personal Network Exposure Models Related to Discussions about Teaching Online

    … offered internal descriptions of their personal networks. Survey results established baseline data for demographic and future comparisons and identified concerns, issues, and trends unique to synchronous and asynchronous Internet-based faculty development and support needs. Phenomenological data …

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  19. «That Land Became Mine» Baktria, Northeastern Central Asia, the Teispid- Achaemenid Persian Empire (ca. 550-327 BCE)

    … capable of controlling these structures and the relational networks which fueled them. Not only were these structures not dismantled, but to a considerable extent they were exploited to their own advantage by the Persians, who even took care of their further expansion and development within the …

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