Sentences with phrase «explores simple relationships»

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After having usually spent at least an hour, and sometimes an entire day or more, discussing and exploring the kaleidoscopic complexity of the parent - child relationship with great depth and sophistication (at least from my perspective), how was I supposed to be able to condense everything that I had so earnestly conveyed into a simple tip or maxim — and not sound clichéd when doing so?

This grass can serve as a simple model for research, standing in for grass relatives such as corn, rice and sugarcane to explore a similar relationship in those crops.

Yes, Elisa and the creature develop a romantic relationship, and the film certainly explores that universal desire for companionship and love, but their romance is too easy, too simple.

This is a simple short activity explores the relationship between taste and perception using mismatched food colourings and flavoured waters.

Onofre creates complex readings of simple physical acts that explore how psychology and temporality structure the relationships between actor, artist, and audience.

Working in a modernist vein, the Austin - born artist investigates the possibilities of geometric abstraction by exploring the relationships between simple shapes.

In his sculptures, paintings, wall drawings, and prints, LeWitt explored repetitions and variations of simple elements of line or shape in order to achieve complex relationships and patterns.

It will reexamine and organize past exhibitions, thematically divided into the simple categories of «solo exhibition» and «group exhibition» that will nonetheless explore relationships between the past and the current artworks.

Through his research and his three - dimensional works — with seemingly limitless permutations of simple geometric forms — Rashid explores the phenomenological relationship between work, viewer, and architecture.

In The Five Languages of Love, one of the most successful relationship books of all time, Gary Chapman explores a simple, elegant idea.

Predictors of poor father - child relationships were first explored using bivariate associations (i.e. simple associations between pairs of measures).

Multiple notions and conceptualizations about interpersonal relationships in general and student — teacher relationships in particular were explored from different perspectives and research traditions and the major propositions were organized in one, relatively simple conceptual model.

Consistent with Aiken and West (1991), we, therefore, explored the shape of this interaction by conducting a simple slope test and by producing a graphical representation of the relationship between job satisfaction and mental health problems for the two countries.

Rather than creating simple scales or indexes, we encourage analysts to explore how different combinations of these components of sexuality are distributed in the population and how different combinations differently predict psychological and relationship well - being and ill - health.