The first principle, a relationship-based approach to care, responds to the charge that focusing solely on the person living with dementia ignores the fact that the family, care staff, community and larger society are also affected by and shape others' illness experiences.
Using geostatistical principles, a relationship is derived between deterministic and probabilistic end bearing stiffnesses of the rock conditions.
The prisons row between Philip Hammond, the foreign secretary, and a "naive" Michael Gove, the lord chancellor, represents another clash between realism and principle in a relationship where it looks increasingly difficult to conduct business as usual.
In other words, in diagnostic prediction, the interest is in principle a cross-sectional relationship, whereas prognostic prediction involves a longitudinal relationship.
Collaborate, but stick to your principles: When setting up a relationship with a new supplier it is important to be clear about what you expect from them at the outset.
Like the cloth, my hand is a part of the tangible world; between it and the rest of the tangible world there exists a "relationship by principle" (VI, 133).
Because nonviolence is essentially a form of healing (in most cases, a relationship), the principles that govern the field of nonviolence apply to the notion of healing the body.
That is not possible in America, he adds there is too much divorce, so too much risk of a relationship souring but the principle stands.
If he feels that a relationship threatens his principles, or his sense of what's right, or something that needs to be done, he will cut that relationship off, fairly cleanly, and move on".
Mr. McCarthy, who worked widely in the Middle East, discerned a relationship between this organizing principle and classic Islamic design.
Mr Jaua said that for Venezuela it was important to build a relationship based on the principles of mutual respect and no interference in internal affairs.
