The writing is almost impenetrable: "By focusing on movements of concomitant structures, I have attempted to isolate the systemic relations among the changing or non-changing elements that combine to form a structure".
If I want to truly observe and comprehend the constantly evolving relations and dynamics, I will have to learn to observe the togetherness, the globality, the connections, the systemic relations.
He is currently at work on a book entitled Downtime: The Twentieth Century in Slow Motion, which explores the systemic relation between the experience of slowness and the limits of high technology across a range of film, literature, and new media art.
Regarding 131I administration, there are two aspects to be considered: first, differences in tissue-specific absorbed dose due to differential uptake, and second, systemic relation between a (dominantly exposed) regulatory tissue and (less exposed) target tissues.
By using examples of the progressive/nonprogressive distinction in the English tense system, Bache offers a proposal for how features can be identified and how their systemic relation can be described.
The first of these intra-systemic relations occurs in Figure 7 where the starting arrow marks the option 'category' in the system of mp, marking the if condition ; the second pair part, marking the then clause on the option 'distant'distant
I move now from the inter-systemic relation, to the 'intra-systemic' one, which is signalled by an arrow.
The study concludes that climate change adaptation regarding drinking water provisioning will require a new integration of the knowledge of systemic risk relations, in combination with more efficient agency collaboration based on a clear demarcation of responsibility between actors.
The heterogeneity of systems of innovation continues to evoke debate regarding functions, activities and factors that animate a particular system and whether these are dominated by learning (the Aalborg-OECD tradition) (Lundvall 2007) or systemic structural relations (the Triple Helix tradition) (Edquist 2010; Leydesdorff 2012).
Joining colleagues from the Global North who also call for more comprehensively concentrating on systemic power relations (e.g. [ 2- 4]), researchers from the Global South have been arguing for shifting our attention to social processes (e.g. [ 16]), and indeed shifting our language from "social determinants" to the processes of the "social determination" of health [SDnH] ([ 17- 20]).
Briefly, the aim of this analysis is to describe the potential of the category, and this is achieved by accounting for all those systemic sign-relations that underlie the potential of the descriptum: in fact, the potential of any category is represented by a complete set of systemically calibrated sign-relations pertaining to the category.
