Sentence examples for relational constructions from inspiring English sources

In a general way, thesauruses, taxonomies, and ontologies are normally specialized in a specific domain and they usually differs from each other by their degree of expressiveness and complexity in their relational constructions [66].

Sooner or later, there must be a non-relational substratum, a substratum that is not the result of a relational construction (A.25c).

Theorising this clustering of risk, violence and gender inequitable masculinities researchers have largely drawn on Connell's (20) notion of hegemonic masculinity, building a relational construction of gender inequalities (21).

Further, the relational construction of gender is critical and it is much more likely that interventions that engage both men and women in critical reflection on gender identities, roles and practices will be successful (Jewkes, Flood, and Lang 2014).

Simply put, a measurement scale is a many-to-one mapping a homomorphism from an empirical to a numerical relational structure, and measurement is the construction of scales.[6] RTM goes into great detail in clarifying the assumptions underlying the construction of different types of measurement scales.

These categories of transference work combine the relational (modernist) construction of transference (categories 1 through 3) with the traditional construct of transference in relationship (category 4 and 5).

This paper reveals the relational, multi-layered constructions and boundaries of park spaces and who the users of the Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) in Cape Town are.

The concept of boundary derives from theories of ethnic formation, which look at how groups form identities through the relational and symbolic construction of difference (Barth 1969; Cohen 1985).

Relational Leadership: Empowerment and Construction.

The dynamics and relational nature of gender construction and reproduction should be acknowledged when analysing men's attitudes.

The representational basis of the model is a construction grammar formalism that captures constituent structure and relational constraints, both within and across the domains of form and meaning.