Sentence examples for relational means from inspiring English sources

To conceive Dasein as relational means that in living out our lives, we always already care: for each of us, our being is always at issue and this is made concrete in the specific actions we undertake and the roles we enact.

The term peer victimization is a broad label encompassing multiple aspects of intentional harm doing including physical (e.g., hitting), verbal (e.g., name calling), and relational means (e.g., rejection, ostracism).

Further, by developing relational means of regulating distressing emotions and reactions and an ongoing means of checking in with each other for course adjustments, parents can learn to help each other navigate the shifting terrain of childrearing during a time of war (Gewirtz et al. 2008).

In the context of care, using a relational lens means that we can see how governmental and policy choices to restrict access to state funded care through means testing generate both a mixed economy in state and privately funded care provision, and reprivatisation of responsibility for care on to family members.

Relational contracting means that people prefer to deal with people that they know and trust.

The reference sequence, (y_{0}^ left( k right)), represents the best process sequence; therefore, higher Grey relational grade means that the corresponding parameter combination is closer to the optimal setting (Table 5).

Benson himself believes that his account of responsibility is feminist because it is relational, which means that it reflects our connections to others instead of reflecting a view of persons that many feminists reject, namely, as abstract, individualistic, or atomistic self-governing and self-sufficient agents.

Decision-making is relational, which means that the relationship between the person receiving, and the person offering help influences the possibility to exercising self-determination.

Zhang et al. [37] use the semi-supervised SVM [8] allied to a version of the K-means, referred to as relational K-means, to construct new features to the labeled examples by using information extracted from unlabeled instances.

What all of this new fascination with data, aided by a new way to organize it (relational databases), meant was that the IT department ran out of time to backup the growing mountains of data.

Disease trajectories and relational instabilities mean that the burden of treatment must be continually reproduced.