The fundamental point is that what constitutes a "relationship problem", surely, is defined entirely by the expectations of the people in it.
For Halliday (1994), lexical metaphor constitutes a relationship between signifier and signified in which there is one signifier, different signified.
This constitutes a relationship of sorts, but only going in one direction — with no opportunity to listen or respond, or show your relevance to the world around you as it unfolds.
Of course, that doesn't prevent Mr. Cooke from making up a few facts of his own such as when he proposes that H.I.G.'s ownership of Hart Intercivic constitutes a relationship that is seven degrees removed, this despite the fact that H.I.G. is a significant owner and possibly the largest owner of Hart Intercivic.
The weight values w (2)(y i ) (being 1 or 0) constitute a connected relationship matrix of size ( Ntimes {C}_2^{N-1} ) for N feature points to their corresponding projection points f (2)(y i ).
The FBI "determined that contact was minimal and did not constitute a substantive relationship or a threat at that time," Ronald Hopper, an FBI official, told reporters in Orlando.
Hopper told reporters in Orlando that agents "determined the contact was minimal and did not constitute a substantive relationship or a threat at that time".
In any case, lichen endozoochory by gastropods may well constitute a mutualistic relationship between partners from three different kingdoms.
During steady-state inflows of water and glucose, a reasonably constant ratio between water and solute flow is maintained; however this does not constitute a stoichiometric relationship.
Gumz, Bauer, and Brähler [ 20] assumed that the patient and therapist constitute a joint relationship system in which crises are experienced together simultaneously.
