Sentences with phrase «complex constellation»

You'll often find them embedded in more complex constellations of evidence - based behavioral programs because of their effectiveness in cuing self - awareness, self - regulation, and pro-academic dispositions.

Pollsters predict another hung parliament in May this year, which is also likely to be characterized by a more complex constellation of political forces than its predecessor.

That tension creates experiences that compel you to reorganize your relationship to the world — starting with your self, which is, hopefully, a fairly complex constellation of experiences and imaginings, facts and fantasies, realities and relationships.

Metabolic syndrome (MetS), however, is a more complex constellation of conditions.

Beliefs are built of a complex constellation of opinions, presuppositions, experiences, ideas, questions and feelings.

The findings add to a growing body of evidence that schizophrenia is not a single disease but a complex constellation of neural circuit problems.

The ostensible link might augment our understanding of what causes the complex constellation of symptoms associated with PTSD.

Media acts as the landscape, the wallpaper, or the air, against which highly intimate and personal visual codes unfold, creating a complex constellation of meaning within the work.

We were immediately very impressed by her practice and her recent film «The Stars Down To Earth», which offered us an experience of (pleasant) perplexity, an impression which comes back to us in all the works of Margaret we have seen, where characters embody at once the misfit, the ugly, the awkward, the celebrity, while the narrative navigates fluidly in and out of a complex constellation of politics, sexuality, psychology, history, and mythology.

The hand - printed canvases and works on paper form a complex constellation of references to books Hundley has read, images he's seen, and music he's listened to, all corresponding to significant moments in his life.

There is a complex constellation of shapes, both angular and round, that collide, interact, and can not be separated.

It was clear that my daughter would never be able to address the complex constellation of her conditions inside a loving, and even knowledgeable, home.

Individuals who have suffered polytrauma injuries must often contend with a complex constellation of physical, psychological, and psychosocial factors.

Abstract: Individuals who have suffered polytrauma injuries must often contend with a complex constellation of physical, psychological, and psychosocial factors.