| The phenomenon of deixis has been taken to be the clearest single example of language's embeddedness in context. |
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| Global measures assess the degree of social integration or embeddedness in a social network more broadly. |
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| Through participatory engagement with the other-than-human, children can return to the conditions of human embeddedness in the world. |
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| Just in terms of the embeddedness, culture for me is not really something separate. |
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| They revealed a mutual embeddedness of social history and art where the one could not be fully comprehended without the other. |
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| To me, one of the biggest themes in this is the embeddedness of money and finance in influencing foreign policy. |
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| This model of media production work neglects in particular the social embeddedness of meaning. |
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| Different people have different levels of embeddedness in their groups, and some are therefore more worthwhile representatives than others. |
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| This article explores the relationship between embeddedness and technology-oriented functions among three types of subsidiaries and for four cities. |
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| The relevant historical materials suggest that this emergence derived from the deep embeddedness of survey photography in an instrumental matrix of graphic disciplines. |
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| Because she's gotten to this kind of embeddedness, if you will, with where we are in American culture. |
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| The embeddedness of parenting in paid work has given rise to a number of changes in the way that we think about the culture of parenting. |
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| A contextualist approach emphasizes the embeddedness of all contexts, so that the individual is seen as embedded in a context, which is in turn embedded in a culture. |
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| What forward-looking scenarios might we encounter based on our greater understanding of water's embeddedness across the global economy? |
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| This social embeddedness keeps transaction costs low, and creates a strong sense of ownership. |
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| The three pillars upon which this study rests are, firstly, local development within the framework of the local embeddedness model. |
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| To analyse and structure industrial and service activities on the basis of the theoretical principles of territorial embeddedness. |
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| Getting into street crime: The structure and process of criminal embeddedness. |
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| The second specific aim is defined by analysis of local economic development within the framework of the embeddedness model and comparative advantage. |
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| The Internet is rapidly being succeeded by the ubiquitous information environment, which is characterized by embeddedness, ubiquity, unboundedness, decentralization, and complexity. |
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| Given the embeddedness of parenting in paid work, and the accompanying challenge of making it all fit in, parents have had to transfer and cultivate many of the principles of the market place into the home. |
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| This term was coined by the economic sociologist Mark Granovetter, who emphasized the embeddedness of economic action in concrete social relations. |
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| They are characterized by a high level of tacitness and embeddedness that can be made use of in different jurisdictions. |
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| Research under this theme aims to understand better the relationship of interdependency and embeddedness between technology and society and to contribute to an integrated approach to planning and development. |
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| Strengthening the embeddedness of transnational corporation activity in the domestic economy by stimulating the creation of backward and forward linkages. |
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| The goal today is to increase not only the portability of communications instruments but also their embeddedness in their environment and therefore their capacity to adapt to the context of the relationship. |
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| It is not to deny that many of these students admit what Wolin calls the 'endfulness' of the political order, or its embeddedness in certain value premises. |
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| They generally describe it as an approach that pays particular attention to, reflects on, and compares the cultural embeddedness of all theologies. |
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