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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"relational-network"”.
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Dakota Sioux objects
… processes in Dakota Sioux within the Relational Grammar framework. There are three main topics dealt with as they relate to verb agreement: advancements to direct object, Possessor Ascensions, and Clause Union. All three of these topics distinguish between direct objects, indirect …
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Exploring the Impact of Specific, Minimal, and Response-Focused Instructions on the Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure
The Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) is increasingly used in applied and clinical settings, and yet many of the procedural variables of the IRAP have not been subjected to a systematic analysis. One such variable is the type of rules that are employed when instructing the IRAP and …
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Hidden in Plain Sight: The Social Impact of the Narrative (encoded meanings and creative interventions)
… the digital territories as an extension of the relational network. Fluxus’s events have been redefined for the purpose of this research as performance installation-sites. French philosopher Jaques Rancière’s frameworks of intellectual emancipation and dissensus have also been engaged, wherein …
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Curricula change in response to the changing governance in higher education
… economic, managerial and institutional relational network. This was to give rise to a series of significant structures and mechanisms leading to reforms in Higher Education including widening participation, decreased per capita funding, the centrality of economy and efficiency and a …
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A Relational Ecology of Photographic Practices: Towards a Non-anthropocentric Approach to Photography
… process as they can be observed in the relational network of elements that contribute to the final image. It then introduces new materialist theories that address non-human agencies and that have begun to force an awareness of the distribution of cognition and human action to the fore. …
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Function revisited
… changing relations. When one considers the network of those mutual influences of which an architect and his environment are elements, “form” may be seen as the positioning of an object within a network of conditions and their relations. This network includes visual characteristics of an …
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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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Distributed leadership: lessons from destination management organisations.
… and practice DL and as such, serve as leadership networks in destinations following the organisational transformation of these DMOs within a new funding and governance landscape for DMOs and destinations in England. Three prominent domains from the broad organisational literature, namely DMOs and …
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Sustaining Glasgow's Urban Networks: the Link Communities of Complex Urban Systems
… inefficiencies of their local infrastructure networks, will contribute even more to the issues of environmental unsustainability on a global scale. Another challenge for future city-regions is the equity of public infrastructure services and policy creation that promote the same (Neuman and …