This paper serves as an introduction to a new area of research that treats these terms as tenants of a multi-faceted term labelled Social Product Development.
Is family really a unitary concept or is it in fact a multi-faceted term that serves as a quick reference for a variety of factors such as generations, values, religion, ethnicity, culture, etc.? In other words, when one uses the term family, one is subsuming a number of factors within that term.
Treatment strategies for childhood headache involves a multi faceted approach.
In fact, yoga is a multi-faceted umbrella term that incorporates asanas (physical exercises), pranayama (breathing techniques) and meditation.
The partnership between UNICEF and IKEA Social Initiative has bloomed over the past decade into a multi-faceted long term association that is delivering tangible benefits in health, education and protection for millions of children and women not only in India, but also elsewhere in Asia, Africa and Central and Eastern Europe.
The emerging view that ethylene is a multi-faceted hormone in terms of mediating responses to P deficiency invites the dissection of the transcriptional cues that mediate changes in ethylene biosynthesis and/or sensitivity.
Brown is a multi-faceted man, but in political terms he has a dual personality, split between two very different Catholic figures from the 15th century: Machiavelli and Tomas de Torquemada.
A multi-faceted approach and a long-term commitment to changing attitudes and behaviour is the need of the hour.
Today's Fed has a multi-faceted problem and only one tool, short-term interest rates.
The term 'place-making' describes a multi-faceted approach to the planning, design and management of public places for improving urban environments and residents' quality of life.
