Specifically, we propose that extracting a between-value graph comparison (e.g., "Are there more X than Y?") elicits a serial operation that we refer to as a visual routine (Cavanagh, 2004; Ullman, 1984) in which attention shifts to at least one of the objects in the relation to guide the comparison process.
The third category highlighted dilemmas in relation to guiding expectant parents in making informed decisions.
Zipes sees the Oz books as examples of "psychological principles of object relations that are to guide parents in the nurturing of their children".
In the later 1730s, in semiretirement in the castle of Rheinsberg near Berlin and able for the first time to give free rein to his own tastes, he read voraciously, absorbing the ideas on government and international relations that were to guide him throughout his life.
Likewise guidelines relevant to military-humanitarian relations and forums to guide the interactions between militaries and humanitarian organizations have also evolved.
There is still need for deeper understanding on the determinants of health literacy in relation to adolescents to guide the development of health literacy instruments and interventions.
At the same time, the administration plans to continue negotiations on a long-term framework to guide relations with Afghanistan after the NATO mission through the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) ends in 2014.
From this angle, the proposed relation-based watermarking strategy is very useful to guide those relation-based watermarking methods to save the computational cost in the embedding phase.
This strong predictive relation can be used to guide resuscitation, and fluid therapy based on the dynamic predictors has suggested improved outcomes in recently published prospective trials [ 8, 9].
Sexual relations, marriage, childbearing, birth, and the rearing and place of children are, in all cultures, heavily regulated to guide our relations and behaviour (5).
