Chodorow sees the self as relational in several respects (Chodorow 1981).
Autonomy based on normative competence is compatible with feminist reinterpretations of moral and political agency because it is relational in three respects (Benson 1990, 55).
An anomaly, with respect to relational database design, is essentially an erroneous change to data, more specifically to a single record.
The improved performance on equivalence problems in both groups has important implications, particularly with respect to relational thinking, as researchers have previously argued that students who struggle to understand the equal sign appear to engage in meaningless computations instead of reflecting on the relationships that exist between numbers [17, 20].
In rural communities, social grants provide important stable sources of income that open up relational opportunities for credit, respect, and reciprocal dependence.
Thus, smart integration technologies are required for merging heterogeneous resources: promising approaches are the use of technologies relying on lighter placement with respect to relational databases (i.e., NoSQL databases) and the exploitation of semantic and ontological annotations.
Relational social capital refers to personal relationships of trust, friendship, respect and reciprocity developed through a history of interactions that influences behaviour (Nahapiet and Ghoshal 1998a; Granovetter 1992).
This system, CS4, is shown to be complete with respect to a relational possible worlds semantics.
In short, Lumpl and Goliath seem to share all of their categorical properties including their relational properties while still differing with respect to their modal properties and kind properties.
The literature on organisational sociology suggests that routines must be adequately and proactively resourced, not only with traditional allocative resources, such as money or knowledge, but also relational resources, such as trust, respect for skills, and complementarity.
We observe that the voice-leads-to-respect process underlying relational models of procedural fairness is assumed to follow primarily if not solely from interaction with an in-group authority.
