Příklady socially

• The first is that if interpretation is assigning a meaning, then when socially salient arrays are used, there is no interpretation going on at all.

• All those projects are socially desirable and yet unlikely to be spontaneously undertaken by private investors.

• Postprocessual writers might have wanted to argue that the interpreted past was socially constructed and that it was informed by evidence.

• But perhaps this is an opportunity instead of a problem, a challenge for which the laptop orchestra is a musically and socially charged gymnasium.

• They are socially advanced countries with very little poverty.

• Obviously, all else being equal, a higher minimum standard is socially preferred.

• The two last groups of socially-mobile children are somewhat over-estimated as a result of the reclassification of self-employed children.

• Rather, they referred to the socially defined person.

• Representations are not static reflections but rather ongoing, dynamic construction processes, both socially and subjectively determined.

• With steadily increasing demand for palm oil, the authors suggest that a major opportunity exists for environmentally and socially sustainable expansion of smallholder production.

• The commodity discourse insists, instead, on the assumption that literacy in general is a prerequisite for par ticipating socially and economically in modern industrialized society.

• This paper argues that flexibility is an important consideration in the design of housing if it is to be socially, economically and environmentally viable.

• There is the ecologically minded self, the economically minded self, and the socially minded self that likes to keep up with the neighbors.

• In local schemes, on the contrary, the past is seen as an integral part of the everyday living environment and as economically and socially productive.

• At this point these societies were being transformed economically and socially, with a steady increase in the numbers of the landless.