She explored the intellectual aspects of all facets of the world and was a slave to none although she remained a confirmed and convinced Freudian.
The teenagers explored aspects and facets of the issue of relevance in their lives such as communication between children and parents; between peers; between genders; at school and non-verbal communication through flowers, colours, signs, sounds.
Before that occurs, it is, rather, the particular aspects and facets of existence that are apt to claim attention.
Thus, out of an acknowledgment of seasonal change, rituals often including ceremonial feasts most likely developed in relationship to beliefs that the continuance of the food supply depended on the sacred or holy powers that controlled various aspects and facets of nature: e.g., animals, vegetation, the change in climatic conditions, weather phenomena, mountains, and rivers.
Various aspects and facets of things sexual came to be associated by the later Lacan with the enigmatic evasiveness of the Real, including sexual difference.
Emotional aspects of religiousness such as facets of the perceived relationship with God can be crucial in this connection.
Within these definitions there are different aspects of quality where some facets rely on relationally based aspects of care (emerging from staff and patient interactions) whereas others are more functional and transactional and rationally calculable (efficiency, waiting times) [ 4, 5].
The dietician is familiar with all practical aspects of the diet, including facets as how to read labels of food items, how to keep a corner of the kitchen gluten free and how to prevent contamination when cooking for the whole family.
Similar to the physical world, OSNs need to offer means to create different images of the self, such as facets to cover the professional aspects of OSN-facilitated communication and further facets for family and friend-related representations of one's personality.
The wide spectrum and repertoire of SERM and LXR-dependent effects of 27-OHC in the context of all facets and aspects of breast cancer and prostate cancer biology are reviewed in this manuscript in a very comprehensive manner.
Other theoretical facets include aspects of stigma and stereotypes [ 45], prejudice [ 46], embarrassment [ 47], and social control [ 48].
