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relació social Relationship between two people or groups in which their thinking, acting or feeling is mutually related.
Синонимы
Examples for "social relation"
Examples for "social relation"
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The social relation of the sexes is a wonderful thing.
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Anarchists, I suppose, have no families-not ,atany rate, as we understand that social relation.
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Our human-ness begins with some low form of social relation and increases as that relation develops.
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Fasting blood sugar also had a direct negative effect on all domains of HRQoL except social relation.
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Ethics is the science of social relation, how persons and social forces work with and on one another.
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The grandees in official station and in social life were all there.
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It is not nice; neither is the social life of to-day nice.
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The flat means society life; that is, the pretence of social life.
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The criminal is in direct antagonism to the laws of social life.
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Such disharmony of the social life of course exists also in America.
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What is true of evolutionary systems is also true of social relations.
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For the same reason it contains practically all social relations in miniature.
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He believed that social relations inevitably followed the path of economic progress.
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Thus ethics are being conscripted to try to bind fractured social relations.
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The characteristic note of Christianity is its emphasis on the social relations.
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The fragility of friendship and love, communality and miscommunication all have a part here.
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The sincerity, the communality, the open-mindedness on display on all sides is a rare moment.
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Elevate your own value system above any sense of communality and others will do the same.
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Factor score reliability for complete data can be predicted by Guttman's 1955 formula for factor communality.
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Please, I just ask in the spirit of the communality not to make statements, but to ask questions.
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One of the most critical discoveries of modern genetics is the communality of the DNA of all organisms.
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I'm sharing a lunch where each of the three courses features courgettes, served with a side emphasis on communality.
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The vantage point of the sickbed is often thought of as narcissistic, but the revelations here are predominantly concerned with communality.
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Efficient analytical representations of the entropy and Gibbs free energy of carbonyl sulfide remain elusive in the communality of science and engineering.
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The Cambrian explosion could have been primed by the sophisticated behavior seen in these fossils, with permanently multicellular arrangements following naturally from temporary communality.
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Perhaps its imagined community of viewers has always been imaginary, and TV only ever offers what Dennis Potter called "the flickering illusion of communality".
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The scale items were analyzed using exploratory factor analysis with communalities set to unity using a Promax rotation.
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The fragility of friendship and love, communality and miscommunication all have a part here.
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The sincerity, the communality, the open-mindedness on display on all sides is a rare moment.
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Elevate your own value system above any sense of communality and others will do the same.
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Factor score reliability for complete data can be predicted by Guttman's 1955 formula for factor communality.