Scholars in a number of cognate disciplines continue to investigate the myriad social relations within scientific communities and between them and their social, economic, and institutional contexts.
And this is only achieved when one of the objects which is known is, in turn, related to still others, as it is in the myriad spatio-temporal relations in which it stands to other objects.
Blockchain presents myriad possibilities in relation to cyber security and the IOT.
Studying natural isolates provides a treasure trove of evidence compared with that unearthed by the current research in C. elegans, which covers only a diminutive part of the myriad of genotype-phenotype relations that are present in the wild.
Father Reese noted that New York's archbishop must tend not only to Catholics, but also to relations with the myriad ethnic, religious and cultural groups that make up the city.
It is concluded that to fully understand the transformative process, one must integrate the demands of myriad sub-cultures, whose social relations, ideologies and actions will contribute to the development of a contested landscape of consumption.
For myriad reasons it badly needs to maintain functioning relations with America.
Best of all, relation in either sense lent itself to a myriad of uses, for as LeClerc had remarked in his Logic (which Burke had read at Trinity) relations were beyond counting sunt autem innumerae relationes (Le Clerc 1692, pt. 1, ch. 4, s. 1, p. 19).
If you're looking for insight into how contemporary dance artists are working and thinking, in relation to one another and the myriad historical traditions that inform them, Movement Research is a great place to start.
Today, public relations and marketing professionals have access to a myriad of tactics, techniques and technology to help companies not just listen to their customers but also really understand them.
