Examples of using Multiple relations in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Multiple relations to the same model.
You can eagerly load one or multiple relations.
Dealing with this multiple relations is still complex for health professionals.
In the Portuguese language, phonemes andgraphemes establish both biunivocal and multiple relations.
The support is produced through multiple relations, interests, projects and movements.
Concurrently, it seems to be fundamental to increase the comprehensiveness of future interventions, so thatthe adolescent is considered in their multiple relations family, school, friends, community, society.
In search of the multiple relations that cross each other within the archive, we noticed that the texts placed next to each other told a story that none of them could tell alone.
To each of them, the elevated high way has a different meaning, with multiple relations between their urban space and"place.
The Internet connects people into multiple relations; it is responsible for nurturing rising empathy across the world; and shares stories, needs, and reaches out to many people and communities.
Unicamp, 2007, the historian weaves considerations about the multiple relations established between history and memory.
Like with(), you can join with one or multiple relations; you may customize the relation queries on-the-fly; you may join with nested relations; and you may mix the use of with() and joinWith.
The paper discusses these projects musealization the light of justification loss of patrimony,showing its multiple relations with the dilemmas faced by the brazilian episcopate in the period.
The objectives of this study were to investigate:(a) multiple relations between socio-demographic, psychosocial, and health variables and quality of life in the elderly and(b) the model's validity through correlation with depressive symptoms.
Coloniality of power” is a concept that attempts to integrate as part of a heterogeneous structural process the multiple relations in which cultural, political and economic.
The integration of Thematic Series will allow multiple relations between contents, functioning as a incentive for user's works and as support to students and professionals.
From this viewpoint it is understood that certain types of knowledge and ways of thinking allow questioning social practices,qualifying the analysis of the multiple relations involved in the natural and social phenomena.
Making sense of such relationships is a challenging problem because users must consider multiple relations, understand their ensemble of integrity constraints, interpret dozens of attributes, and draw complex sql queries for each desired data exploration.
Thus, this approach on transnational families that is initially developed as a derivation of experiences of female migration, starts to comprise, subsequently,the problematization that includes multiple relations between family members.
This study presents univariate analysis, not considering the multiple relations between variables and confounding possibility.
For the same reason, the multiple relations that permeate the communication process in health/nursing care need to be valued and understood and the challenge of being a transformative agent needs to be faced, adopting a practice based on sensitive communication.
Coloniality of power" is a concept that attempts to integrate as part of a heterogeneous structural process the multiple relations in which cultural, political and economic processes are entangled in capitalism as a historical system.
We will identify and represent these moments in images, drawings and objects, and construct a"logbook"- a narrative of memories that willreveal the importance of the enjoyment of space, in the understanding of architecture and its multiple relations with the context.
The area of language acquisition is engendered in the sciences of cognition(scarpa, 2006) and, therefore,builds its autonomy in multiple relations with sciences which share similar issues, such as neurolinguistics, psycholinguistics and biolinguistics.
The quantitative expression of the total areas by segment, in their multiple relations of similarity and difference, corroborate the empirical statements which refer to a differential criterion of body scenic beauty, as a elongated figure or greater morphological linearity, for the ballet dancers of both sexes of the BNC compared to the DN and CFN.
In this age of knowledge, it is important to seek new competences in terms of work organization,in the professional actions integrated into social systems of multiple relations and interactions, in their several dimensions and particularities.
Nursing care, from this perspective, should be apprehended as singular and complex phenomenon,systematized by means of multiple relations, interactions and associations, aiming to promote and restore the health of the human being fully and articulated with their existential reality.
This however, depends on each human being, and in the ICU, especially of professionals in accepting this change and striving for this to happen, as well as the skill andcapacity of potentiating the multiple relations and interactions that are processed in a dynamic continuous, circular and systemic manner.
This is a qualitative exploratory case study for the possibility of approaching the subject studied in its multiple relations and incorporating the issue of meaning and intentionality as inherent to acts, relations and social structures.
From Luhmann's systemic-complex view, it is possible to reason that the nurse's systemic social practice is constituted and at the same time constitutes a movement of system-environment differentiation,strengthened by the multiple relations, interactions and association among the functionally differentiated systems.
Dantes 2001 has pointed out the role played by scientific institutions as spaces that synthesize the social dimension of science by actualizing multiple relations, interests, and practices, which, in particular historical contexts, shape the processes of producing, validating, and disseminating scientific ideas.