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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CO-ORDINATIVE»
Descubre el uso de
co-ordinative en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
co-ordinative y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Art of Science and the Theoretical Way: Preliminaries to ...
Further it is possible to combine the interdependence of a co- ordinative relation
and something else as well as the co-ordination of a correlation and something
else with: the co-ordinative relation of a unit to something that depends on ...
2
Tutorials in Motor Behavior I
They propose that instead of a "translation" of central instructions, central
processes involve organizing "co-ordinative structures". A co-ordinative structure
is defined as "a set of muscles, ..., that is constrained to act as a unit", Turvey,
Shaw ...
George Stelmach, J. Requin, 1987
not.19 And let us say that a practice is beneficially co-ordinative if each person
prefers that others conform to it rather than conform to no practice, and does not (
strongly) prefer that others conform to some alternative practice. Hume's example
...
4
Political Conflict and Political Preferences: Communicative ...
actors assuming the roles of citizens or interest groups and institutions charged
with evaluation or distribution all promote co-ordinative actor strategies.
Definition of co-ordinativeness: Interaction is co-ordinative where the setting
provides ...
5
Subjects and Sovereigns: The Grand Controversy Over Legal ...
The words 'co-ordinate', 'co-ordinative', and 'co-ordination' leap from the pages of
the instantaneously successful Fuller Answer. The government was 'a co-
ordinative and mixed monarchy', it was announced forthwith, the co-ordination or
...
Corinne Comstock Weston, 2003
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Les Documents de travail du Colloque
This is a different question, however, and one not dependent on the co-
ordinative approach. We return to it in weighing the alternative approaches. The
great advantages of the co-ordinative approach are its potential to minimize
unnecessary ...
7
Development of Movement Coordination in Children: ...
The constraints model and co-ordinative structure theory The co-ordinative
structure approach tackles the problem of mastering the large number of
redundant degrees of freedom involved in a particular movement (Bernstein,
1967; Turvey, ...
Geert Savelsbergh, Keith Davids, John van der Kamp, 2013
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Students Gujarati Grammar -:
VIII. CONJUNCTIONS,. Conjunctions are called co-ordinative when they serve to
eonnect together two or more coordinated sentences or words, ant tubordinative
when they serve to connect subordinate sentences with the principal sentence.
Corrective co-ordinations are those co-ordinative activities that rectify the present
error or correct a dysfunction in the organisation. ii. Preventive co-ordination
comprises those co-ordinative activities that are aimed at preventing the
occurrence ...
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Decoding Organization: Bletchley Park, Codebreaking and ...
co-ordinative. mechanisms. The third and final aspect of how the work of BP was
held together that I will explore is that of the various more formally constituted
mechanisms which facilitated this. In a generic sense, these mechanisms might ...
6 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «CO-ORDINATIVE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
co-ordinative en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Canada should not freeze out Russia
With the largest population, geography, and potential economic investment in the area, engagement of Russia in the co-ordinative forum is ... «Winnipeg Free Press, May 14»
Pro-Russian Fighters Beat Our Ukrainian Students With Bats
To avoid any clashes, the Co-ordinative Council of the Maidan for Europe cancelled its own rally, previously summoned at the same time and ... «The New Republic, Mar 14»
The lawyer as a writer
He felt that he was a co-ordinative functionary put in charge of a judicial show. Incongruous forces and clashing interests baffled him time and ... «The Hindu, May 13»
Zinc and copper give nanocapsules blue fluorescence
Molecular cages and capsules can be prepared through a simple synthetic process called co-ordinative self-assembly. However, most of them ... «MTBeurope, Jul 12»
A Mayor for Newcastle is a chance “to sit at the same table as the …
“Directly elected mayors offer the possibility of greater visibility, accountability and co-ordinative leadership as well as re-enchanting the body ... «Left Foot Forward, Abr 12»
William Forsythe interview: Artifact is an ode to ballet
He had also been studying the 18th-century dancer known as le Grand Dupré, “a co-ordinative wonder”, whose virtuosity was the basis of later ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Abr 12»
