Paradigm shifts are needed in multiple dimensions to redefine the relations of cities with the environment" [38].
The projects aim is to redefine the relations between the body, sounds and lights, and to enhance human expressions.
Where income tax was once levied to fund wars (always, therefore, something supposed to end), it became, in the 20th century, a means of supporting the welfare of the people, a necessary and permanent evil for the greater good, and one that redefined the relation of the individual to society.
Researchers of related fields have made great variety of improvements to the classic rough set theory mainly by redefining the distinguishable relation and approximation operators [48, 49, 50], and integrated it with other knowledge acquisition models, which yield rough neural computation [51], rough fuzzy set and fuzzy rough set [52], and so on.
Not only has the Internet redefined the public relations crisis, it has become judge, jury, and reputation executioner.
Too seldom does a columnist unilaterally redefine the core principles of international relations.
One wonders though, whether it might be better to redefine the terms of the original race relations legislation to ensure that Muslims are included?
Precisely in this complicated evolutionary phase, then, digital education is in fact cut out to be – cut out to become – the base on which to build the new citizenship, both socially and culturally, the new cohabitation, rethinking the spaces for communication and relations, and attempting to redefine the "social contract" [2, 6].
Literal, collectively enacted and virulent, the violence of the redemption was not distinct from its politics but rather the product of complex relations among actors aiming to redefine the political community.
They should redefine the question.
