This network of actions is what makes up the realm of human affairs, that space where individuals relate directly without the intermediary of things or matter — that is, through language.
It is by virtue of plurality that each of us is capable of acting and relating to others in ways that are unique and distinctive, and in so doing of contributing to a network of actions and relationships that is infinitely complex and unpredictable.
Building informal networks of action and influence, based heavily on personal contacts, they acted according to a weltanschauung forged in the Cold War that divided the world into friend or foe, and demonized environmentalists as communists or fellow travelers.
The most important strategy identified by participants in our study was the need for extensive changes in culture and values (i.e., philosophical shifts), which would ultimately be facilitated by engaging in inclusive approaches to care, networks of action and maximising funding opportunities.
The network composing of action nodes is defined as the consecutive action network.
We demonstrate a network mode of action based on the gene expression profiles, which could explain why the physiological responses occurred after exposure to these compounds.
The downward trend coincided with investment in a network of drug action teams.
Meanwhile, Mr. Romney's network of political action committees was virtually inundating Ms. Haley with campaign cash: from March to August last year, four state PACs founded by Mr. Romney sent more than $38,000 to Ms. Haley's campaign, triple what Mr. Romney himself would have been allowed to contribute under South Carolina campaign law.
The functional network of visuomotor action monitoring is considered to include inferior parietal, lateral and medial prefrontal cortices.
The growers, shippers, sellers, buyers, packagers, retailers and all those who provide services to them are part of an amazing network of coordinated action.
