constellation znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady constellation

• Six informal support network constellations were identified by applying cluster analysis to key criterion variables that reflect the inter-personal milieu.

• Different constellations of risk and protective factors result in a dispersion of symptomatic and functional outcomes over the lifespan of the individual.

• Each of these diverse services falls under the rubric of "social support," but they constitute very different constellations of support to needy families.

• Therefore, our findings may not generalize to children growing up in other family constellations, or to those whose families experience severe economic hardship.

• There is growing evidence that diverse constellations of behavior may reflect diverse etiologies, having different correlates and developmental pathways.

• Owing to the underlying hierarchy, these four (pairwise symmetric) polynomials cover all possible constellations.

• What actions in fulfilling the economic reform agenda might either be facilitated or thwarted by particular constellations of institutional rules and political dynamics?

• In everything, they preserve the scope to become theaters of new unforeseen constellations.