| It's a relational noun, which means that a possessive shows who the noun relates to. |
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| PostgreSQL is an advanced multiuser, relational database management system distributed freely along with its source code. |
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| A relational theism must replace the ever-present individualism that haunts modern and postmodern North American culture. |
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| On the whole, locally upheld cultural ideals support a notion of the relational or connective self. |
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| Nominal concepts are relatively autonomous, whereas relational concepts display a high degree of conceptual dependence. |
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| As he notes, on this construal, emergent properties will include both relational and non-relational properties. |
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| And although ubuntu can be grammatically classified as an abstract noun, it is often employed in relational contexts. |
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| No assortment of programs, activities or diversions will fill the void if a relational context is missing in a parish. |
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| Offloading data storage and retrieval tasks to a relational database server means our programs can be smaller and easier to maintain. |
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| A PRM can be thought of as a Bayesian network whose variables are fields in a relational database. |
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| Inverse lists can do many things that the B-tree indexes commonly used by a relational database cannot. |
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| For example, let's assume that I have to create an extremely large web site that depends on a back-end relational database. |
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| When it comes to the crunch, very few relational database vendors can truly claim to offer a revolutionary XML capability. |
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| Companies across industries rely on large, complex relational databases to support mission-critical applications. |
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| Finally, microeconomics that looks at the effects of information asymmetry points out how this relational imbalance can lead to market failure. |
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| Your program uses objects, and those objects are automatically transformed into rows, columns and tables in a relational database. |
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| An apology not only opens up the opportunity to mend relational breakdowns, it has the potential to release amazing healing energies. |
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| What about stored procedures, triggers and views created on the relational database? |
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| The standard relational database offers transaction processing and XML to relate tables to each other. |
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| Personal growth and relational issues provide the content of personalistic reflection. |
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| The patterns on the stage and against the backdrop were beautiful, the movement sensual and relational. |
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| Over the last few years increasing numbers of web sites have begun to integrate a relational database management system. |
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| Well the areas that were the most saliently activated are in inter-personal relational behaviours and cognitions. |
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| It stands for Structured Query Language and is a language that all relational databases understand. |
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| In traditional relational databases, data is stored in rows and columns which can be too complex. |
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| The integration of XML with relational databases enables storing, indexing, and retrieving semistructured and nonstructured data. |
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| The MySQL database is a high-performance relational database management system for Web site and business application development and deployment. |
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| In particular, the dimensional approach has been adopted to model data warehouses for a relational database. |
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| A relational database stores data in one or more tables, which can be joined in various ways to allow efficient information access. |
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| These limitations to the concept of relational exchange are considered below. |
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| Unique predictors of relational violence included attending more than two elementary schools and attending middle schools with a higher prevalence of drug use among students. |
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| Professionalism provides the experiential and existential notion of relational accountability. |
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| She briefly reviews the transition of flat files, hierarchical data models, network data models, and relational data models in database management systems. |
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| We entered data into a relational database management system in Microsoft SQL server 7.0, which also incorporated intrafield and interfield constraints. |
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| The system proposed must be fully internet-enabled, run on a Wintel infrastructure, operate on a relational database management system, and support laboratory best practice. |
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| We then established a Web-accessible version using open source software Postgre SQL, which includes an object relational database management system. |
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| We need to understand and work with the relational ties of blood, kin, friendship, place and community. |
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| At times, we are too emotionally involved in a relational situation and the intervention of a third party can help. |
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| The whole of creation, including humanity, in a special way as imago dei, reflects in a way the relational dynamic going on within the Godhead. |
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| The method includes a tag counting system for indexing structured documents and for implementing the structure indexes within the relational database. |
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| With his typical flippancy and a strong dose of humour, Alan Ayckbourn wrote a cheerful drama about passion, marriage and relational dead ends. |
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| All realize that it is in their relational dimension that they enjoy the meaning of their humanness. |
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| This ensures the holistic development of children, including physical, psychical, relational and other dimensions. |
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| Development of comportment, relational and situational capacities which correspond to knowing how to behave. |
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| This work examines the performative nature of human relationships and the power of play within relational performance. |
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| To equilibrate the situation or to cash back his relational aesthetic, to deflate his aesthetic is not his aim. |
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| One way to facilitate this process may be through supporting the development of individualized relational skills and community capabilities. |
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| New forms of making change happen are going to be more horizontal, networked, relational. |
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| If SAP's approach proves successful, the makers of software for relational databases could lose some of their clout. |
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| When patients are in a state of well-being, relaxation, safety they are much more inclined to sensory and relational openness. |
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| Danone has various tools designed to enable it to build relational communications with consumers. |
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| The effects on learning ability, concentration and relational issues may be noticed after as little as two weeks. |
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| The software uses the latest generation of technology, and includes a relational database allowing for maximum transparency of data. |
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| It will give them a better relational outcome than anything the government could possibly provide. |
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| The relational dimension of peacebuilding is critical to the attainment of lasting peace and social cohesion. |
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| These instances of running away are often caused by relational problems and loss of identity. |
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| Containerisation paves the way for relational markets since it has standardised the conditions of doorto-door transport through intermodality. |
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| If subjective identification emerges from relationality, fractures and faultlines within the relational field may produce conflict and contestation within subjectivity. |
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| Married life is not only deeply relational, but it is also unpredictable. |
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| I would say to him that my world is essentially relational, not personal. |
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| In addition, enactments-which are inherently relationally focused-may be viewed as a defining clinical operation that is unique and essential to relational therapies. |
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| Just like anyone else, black women are multi-layered, complex, different, and most importantly, they are not relational. |
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| The relational point of view on social action and historical change can most usefully be characterized by comparing it with its opposite, the substantialist perspective. |
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| It answers SAT questions by selecting the choice with the highest relational similarity. |
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| The management of POIs has traditionally relied on relational databases that provide storage, updates and basic numerical analysis. |
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| A particularly wide range of courses on technical and commercial subjects as well as relational and behavioural matters were organized for Group employees at all levels. |
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| According to Fréderique Six, during a trouble event, trust is only maintained when behaviour is not perceived as carrying a negative relational message. |
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| Readers are then shown how the existential self is understood as a tension rather than a substance and relational rather than isolated. |
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| In fact those last ones can easily be combined with an already existing installation and directly retrieve the required information from the relational database. |
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| It is reasonable to consider that the major dimensions of the biological, relational, and social person exist in a latent state, as virtualities awaiting substance. |
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| A new survey confirms that unstructured information is growing at a faster clip than relational data and is driving the Big Data explosion. |
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| At the same time, even this negation must be emptied or negated, hence our radical relational interconnectedness is possible only because true individuals have created a network in the betweenness between them. |
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| Nevertheless, when relying on a relational DBMS, the system must factorize XML documents before it can store them in its data structures. |
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| Affective techniques of thinking-feeling improvisationally are relational techniques that apply to situations more directly than to persons. |
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| Renting skis professionally means working with Easyrent, as this fail-safe software is based on a relational database which guarantees its availability for use around the clock. |
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| It often disregards scale and detail in the interest of clarity of communicating specific route or relational information. |
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| Codd, inventor of the relational model of data, and Tony Hoare, programming languages pioneer and inventor of Quicksort. |
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| In children with dysphasia, language problems are not the result of any intellectual or hearing impairment, relational problems, lack of stimulation or bilingualism. |
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| A relational database has data in interrelated tables of rows and columns that are referenced through foreign keys stored as columns. |
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| The present results suggest that perspective-taking does involve derived relational responding, as such a repertoire was required of the task. |
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| Formalization restores the functional, relational, or structural spaces, promoting practice in integrated services networks and providing an incentive for developing a culture of partnership. |
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| Further technical highlights are user driven drill throughs in a relaltionale data source, combination of OLAP reports and relational data on one reporting page, as well as data collection in the context of budgeting. |
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| This involves relational techniques for creating inclusive field conditions making what was mutually exclusive compossible. |
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| We want to be defined as a relational bank, as opposed to our competitors who are presently developing mass treatment by machines and interposed call centres. |
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| It escapes from all attempts to exhibit it by analysis as one or more elements in a relational scheme, or as that scheme itself, or as a relation or relations, or as the sum or collection of any of these abstractions. |
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| They have a concept of a person that is neither just a commodity nor an administrative unit, but a relational being capable of power and responsibility and of living with others in civic peace and prosperity. |
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| The power to navigate in a non-linear fashion, i.e. by association of ideas, within a relational database, is greatly increased by the ability to act at any given moment. |
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| An added dimension to this relational analysis is a study of the power relationships that determine levels of access to resources, especially according to gender. |
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| Thanks to various technology combinations as well as the hosting of all required information on a relational database, we can gather all actions connected with your buildings and personnel administration on a single platform. |
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| It is wrong to pretend that a child only needs to feel loved to be fulfilled: it is still necessary to know which relational structure a child should be placed in to develop. |
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| The aim of these development efforts is to take advantage of advances in relational database technology in order to provide the Enterprise features lacking in a file based data model. |
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| In the last two years, marketing e-mails have staged a real takeoff, and have been able to acquire a reputation and position themselves as a new direct marketing and relational marketing channel. |
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| Examples of such adopted traits are the use of relational nouns, the appearance of calques, or loan translations, and a form of possessive construction typical of Mesoamerican languages. |
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| Finally, the third, relational, element gives the orientational element its content. |
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| So, it is in this relational which is in us, body-mind, ego-divine, light-darkness, inspire-expire, this wonderful complementarity which is in ourselves all the time. |
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| Moreover, the nature of bullying changes as children grow older, from direct victimisation to relational victimisation. |
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| Most modern dialects have incorporated prepositions from Spanish that are competing with or that have completely replaced relational nouns. |
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| Unpivoting a cross tab reconstructs a table in a relational format from a cross-tab data source. |
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| This power can be related to relational leadership because of the idea of relationships being built in the organization. |
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| In fact, the Masons have nothing to hide: they want their work to increase initiation away from the madding crowd while being well integrated into their family, professional, relational and citizen. |
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| Rather, data is in a relational database and that is where the audit trail needs to be created and protected. |
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| Compared to the relational model, the network model is faster, more reliable, more efficient, and better at expressing real life complexity. |
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| Examples of general data models are the hierarchical, network, and relational data models The relational model is the most general design tool. |
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| There are signs of resignation and lethargy which often speak of disempowerment, lack of capacity for decisiveness, a leaning to a search for survival rather than living with a high relational quality of life. |
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| Truth frees charity from the constraints of an emotionalism that deprives it of relational and social content, and of a fideism that deprives it of human and universal breathing-space. |
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| This interactive perspective projects relations in a relational space, setting them slantwise, so they can be identified, and one might say, playable. |
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| The table below provides the list of tables and their text fields that are subject to truncation when extracting data from CaliberRM to a relational database. |
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| Information retrieval is the practice of searching for documents, information within documents, metadata and information in relational databases and on the internet. |
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| A crucial aspect of the ensuing discussion concerned the extent to which different relational forms constituted obstacles to capitalist development, and why. |
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| Most RMS packages use a records retention module that operates similarly to the functional, relational records retention methodology described below. |
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| This shift discourages the exercise of professional intelligence in a context of relational complexity and encourages enactment of a technicist conception of teaching. |
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| While in an organization, it is important to focus on traits and functionalities of leaders from within, it is also key to focus on the relational side of leadership. |
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| Mitchell, arguably the birthparent of relational psychoanalysis. |
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| Our new XQuery support benefits customers that have been waiting for a standard for XML databases similar to the SQL standard for relational databases. |
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| Traditionally, cashier's checks are dispensed over the teller, consuming resources that otherwise could be deployed for other relational building tasks. |
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| Simmons proposes two major concepts out of contemporary quantum physics, namely, entanglement or relational holism and superposition or complementarity. |
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| Psychoanalytic therapist Shaw discusses narcissism as a relational phenomenon, building off of previous work characterizing the narcissistic bent of many cult leaders. |
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| For example, the signer in the DGS example in uses a relational lexeme next-to, in addition to the SASS construction, to locate the red cone next to the yellow one. |
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| The treatment approach is easily adaptable to a community setting as long as the emphasis remains dedicated to a relational model and conducted in a safe environment. |
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| Instead, they point to initiatives from the database giants to absorb key technologies, enabling them to offer fuller XML support within the relational model. |
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| Sari van Anders, PhD, and her colleagues designed a study to examine postpartum sexuality as a social and relational process, focusing on co-parents. |
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| GigaModel introduces an entirely new type of toolOa hierarchical, relational model tying together the different entities and aspects of investment decision making. |
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| The relational theory does, of course, derive some inspiration from the evolution of fiduciary and trust concepts that date back to at least the fideicommissum of Roman Law. |
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| With this name we bring to bear in a female metaphor all the power carried in the ontological symbol of absolute, relational livingness that energizes the world. |
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| We present partial results of a research project in which we use boolean circuits as a parallel computation model for the expression of queries to relational databases. |
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| A large percentage of the estimated 200 billion lines of COBOL code in production today use ISAM files rather than relational databases for data storage and access. |
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| At the heart of Hall's articulation of a contextual evangelical theology of the cross is his argument for a relational Christology in contrast to a substantialistic ontology. |
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