Examples of using Linked to the idea in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Whereas I see the concept of‘information society' as linked to the idea of‘technological innovation',
is strongly present and linked to the idea that preterm infants are fragile,
In the reports of participants, it is observed that the idea of reward is linked to the idea of reaching paradise
This work emerges linked to the idea of collaboration among professionals when one of them has difficulties:
the‘society of means' to the‘society of media', the former representational function of the journalistic fact, linked to the idea of truth, has begun to acquire a new meaning for the‘reflexive' consumer:
even identity itself is linked to the idea of memory, highlighting how perceptions around the place,
being therefore more linked to the idea of"nation" than the former.
leaving the comprehension of its contents strongly linked to the idea of diffuse industrial growth,
In Brazil, phenotypical traits linked to the idea of race such as skin color,
to an investigation of the pursuit of happiness in the united states declaration of independence and in the supreme court of united states of america, demonstrating that the pursuit of happiness, used to support judgments,">is closely linked to the idea of freedom.
Although this model is linked to the idea of economic development
It became linked to the idea that human beings were always striving to improve their situation,
In this sense, companies must manage with social responsibility, linking to the idea of build-ing a future of economic growth,
in some religious traditions of Asia linked to the ideas of longevity and even inmorctalidad.
revisited by the approach of the recent material feminism, linked to the ideas of braidotti(2005) and the perspectives of film analysis by sobchack(1991,
Associates school practices and educational policies to the ideology of equality of opportunity when its link to the idea of merit can be perceived. According to this perspective, homogeneous classes children whothe same classroom; those who are less"apt" are put in different classrooms, for example, would be an educational device that would ensure that the worst students did not hamper the best.">
Facial expressions of disgust are evolutionarily linked to the idea of contagion.
as an expectation of misfortune linked to the idea of punishment, the inner sense of repressed hostile feelings.