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Meanings of humanistic in anglès
Pertaining to or concerned with the humanities.
Related terms
Marked by humanistic values and devotion to human welfare.
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Examples for "study"
Examples for "study"
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Venice, Italy: exhumation and study of plague victims; plague; public health measures
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Smaller towns and rural areas had far fewer problems, the study said.
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He will 'attempt' to set up a 'committee' to 'study' the matter.
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Methods: This cross-sectional study includes families assisted by the public health system.
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Methods: Qualitative case study design using a cognitive task analysis interviewing approach.
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Recently the problem has started receiving attention from those within the field.
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The research challenges often persist after researchers return home from the field.
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The field guidance reports usually come out several days after the event.
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It has also led the field in France, China, Germany and Russia.
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South Korea and China are leaders in this treatment field, she said.
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A possible debt capital market transaction may follow, subject to market conditions.
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A seven-year issuance might follow, subject to market conditions, the document said.
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The treaty also made a future EU common defence subject to safeguards.
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The agreement is still subject to conditions, including approval from competition authorities.
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Of course, any movie box office list is subject to serious interpretation.
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We have problems with our discipline and that was our problem today.
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Enhancing market discipline is also key to avoiding future crises, Plosser said.
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And there's something different about them: different weapons, much tighter fire discipline.
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Yes, it's hard work, but everything worth having takes discipline and effort.
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Better market infrastructure alone will not be sufficient to re-instill market discipline.
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The New South Wales government said its drum lines were more humane.
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Quite simply, Air Taser is the most advanced, humane personal-defense unit available.
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Added to the economics are the ethics of humane treatment of animals.
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They also assured his family that the soldier was getting humane treatment.
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The Atlanta penitentiary claims to be the most humane in the world.
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Israel takes in droves of Palestinian refugees fleeing the counter-humanist Palestinian laws.
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At this point the humanist usually retreats to his strongest bastion: learning.
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Leeds's honorary humanist chaplain had been in place for about a year.
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Little Woods is a humanist film that doesn't judge its characters' choices.
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No secular or humanist activity can be accused of such sins here.
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Obviously it was undesirable that he should invade Perrot's bailiwick in person.
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Gimpy Gordon scuttled out of my bailiwick almost on a dead run.
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The questions, too, will be the same from bailiwick to bailiwick.
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Mr. Schwab already was two miles from his own bailiwick.
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But this was also his bailiwick, and he fell rapidly back into step again.
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The violin program here is treated as any other subject area.
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First, select a general subject area, then enter your search terms.
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The trials were separated by subject area - such as injuries or infectious diseases.
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This data revealed patterns of how people moved from one subject area to the next.
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In my general subject area, arts and humanities, an important change is in process, starting next year.
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Include "fact or fiction" in the subject field so we know to check.
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His name was in the subject field.
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The subject field in the email we receive from a reader called Emma reads simply "Eir".
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Note that the command has to be put in the body of the mail and not in the subject field.
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To use it, send email to the Mailserv with the word "HELP" in the subject field of your mail.
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But the school only offered that field of study to graduate students.
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His field of study went back much further than you'd expect, that's all.
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It is a field of study several decades in the making.
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One-fifth reported changing majors to a field of study more marketable after college.
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This field of study expanded rapidly when satellite data became available 30 years later.
Usage of humanistic in anglès
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But the humanistic point of view assumes something relatively stable in life.
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Social realism represents a still further reaction away from the humanistic schools.
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In Northern Europe, however, the humanistic movement became blended with other tendencies.
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He railed against the decadence, excess, and humanistic spirit of the Renaissance.
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The result is part infographic, part networking diagram, part humanistic commentary.
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There is a third way in which humanistic nursing and art are related.
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Greater persistence with medication can improve clinical, economic, and humanistic outcomes in OAB.
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The democratic experiment is the only one that requires this wilful humanistic culture.
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In a word, the tendency of modern philosophy is anti-Scholastic, humanistic, and naturalistic.
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No genuinely humanistic history of the Southwest has ever been printed.
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This kind of openness is a quality that characterizes the humanistic nursing dialogue.
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In this spirit, this chapter looks again at humanistic nursing as lived dialogue.
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All Greeks were not, of course, equally humanistic in this sense.
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Sekano is never moralistic, always humanistic -his works celebrate and preserve moments.
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The major dimensions of humanistic nursing, then, may be derived from this situation.
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As a humanistic thinker, Montaigne fears nothing more than any strivings after transcendentalism.
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