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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Relations | | | |  Relations: Encyclopedia II - Relation mathematics - Formal definitionsThere are two definitions of k-place relations that are commonly encountered in mathematics. In order of simplicity, the first of these definitions is as follows:
Definition 1. A relation L over the sets X1, …, Xk is a subset of their cartesian product, written L ⊆ X1 × … × Xk. Under this definition, then, ...
See also:Relation mathematics, Relation mathematics - Informal introduction, Relation mathematics - Example: divisibility, Relation mathematics - Formal definitions, Relation mathematics - Example: coplanarity, Relation mathematics - Remarks, Relation mathematics - Bibliography Read more here: » Relation mathematics: Encyclopedia II - Relation mathematics - Formal definitions |
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| | | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Greece - Balkans
Foreign relations of Greece - Bilateral relations with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia FYROM.
Greek refusal to recognize the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) under its chosen name of "Republic of Macedonia" has been an important issue in Greek politics since 1992. Greece was adamantly opposed to the use of the name "Macedonia" by the government in Skopje, claiming that the name is intrinsic ...
See also:Foreign relations of Greece, Foreign relations of Greece - South East Europe, Foreign relations of Greece - Bilateral relations with Turkey, Foreign relations of Greece - References, Foreign relations of Greece - Balkans, Foreign relations of Greece - Bilateral relations with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia FYROM, Foreign relations of Greece - Bilateral relations with Albania, Foreign relations of Greece - United States, Foreign relations of Greece - The Middle East, Foreign relations of Greece - Terms, Foreign relations of Greece - Eastern Thrace, Foreign relations of Greece - Northern Epirus, Foreign relations of Greece - Smyrna, Foreign relations of Greece - Enosis, Foreign relations of Greece - Great Greece, Foreign relations of Greece - Constantinople, Foreign relations of Greece - Black Sea, Foreign relations of Greece - Megali Idea, Foreign relations of Greece - International organization participation Read more here: » Foreign relations of Greece: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Greece - Balkans |
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| | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Greece - Terms Some terms have or used to have significant importance to Greek foreign policy:
Foreign relations of Greece - Eastern Thrace.
A name for the European part of Turkey, west of Istanbul. This name is usually used by the Greeks, mostly by Greek families that were forced out of that region between 1912 - 1923.
Foreign relations of Greece - Northern Epirus.
Northern Epirus is the historical region of what has become southern Albania where there is a Greek minority of ar ...
See also:Foreign relations of Greece, Foreign relations of Greece - South East Europe, Foreign relations of Greece - Bilateral relations with Turkey, Foreign relations of Greece - References, Foreign relations of Greece - Balkans, Foreign relations of Greece - Bilateral relations with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia FYROM, Foreign relations of Greece - Bilateral relations with Albania, Foreign relations of Greece - United States, Foreign relations of Greece - The Middle East, Foreign relations of Greece - Terms, Foreign relations of Greece - Eastern Thrace, Foreign relations of Greece - Northern Epirus, Foreign relations of Greece - Smyrna, Foreign relations of Greece - Enosis, Foreign relations of Greece - Great Greece, Foreign relations of Greece - Constantinople, Foreign relations of Greece - Black Sea, Foreign relations of Greece - Megali Idea, Foreign relations of Greece - International organization participation Read more here: » Foreign relations of Greece: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Greece - Terms |
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| | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - Congruence relation - Group theory In the particular case of groups, congruence relations can be described in elementary terms as follows: If G is a group (with identity element e) and ~ is a binary relation on G, then ~ is a congruence whenever:
Given any element a of G, a ~ a;
Given any elements a and b of G, if a ~ b, then b ~ a;
Given any elements a, b, and c of G, if a ~ b and b ~ c, then ...
See also:Congruence relation, Congruence relation - Modular arithmetic, Congruence relation - Linear algebra, Congruence relation - Universal algebra, Congruence relation - Group theory, Congruence relation - Ring theory, Congruence relation - General case of kernels Read more here: » Congruence relation: Encyclopedia II - Congruence relation - Group theory |
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| | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Canada - Multilateralism Just as important to the Canadian identity is Canada's strong support of multilateralism. Canada is one of the world's leading peacekeepers, sending soldiers under U.N. authority around the world. Canadian external affairs minister, Lester B. Pearson, invented the modern concept of peacekeeping, for which he won the Nobel Peace Prize. Canada is also committed to disarmament and is especially noted ...
See also:Foreign relations of Canada, Foreign relations of Canada - Early diplomatic history, Foreign relations of Canada - Canada-United States relations, Foreign relations of Canada - Multilateralism, Foreign relations of Canada - Other bilateral relations, Foreign relations of Canada - Administration, Foreign relations of Canada - Territorial and boundary disputes, Foreign relations of Canada - Selected dates of diplomatic representation abroad Read more here: » Foreign relations of Canada: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Canada - Multilateralism |
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| | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - Public relations - The industry today According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were approximately 122,000 public relations specialists in the United States in 1998, while there were approximately 485,000 advertising, marketing, and public relations managers working in all industries. Public relations agents or "officials," most often called "executives," deliver info to the media or directly to the public to convey messages toward wider audiences, or to specific demographic segments within the public, called "target audiences." Because similar opinions tend to be ...
See also:Public relations, Public relations - Public relations versus publicity, Public relations - History, Public relations - The industry today, Public relations - Specialization, Public relations - Methods tools and tactics, Public relations - Politics and civil society, Public relations - Entertainment and celebrity, Public relations - Ethical and social issues, Public relations - Public relations in fiction, Public relations - Notes, Public relations - Books Read more here: » Public relations: Encyclopedia II - Public relations - The industry today |
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| | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - Sino-American relations - History
Sino-American relations - From American Independence to the Treaty of Wanghsia.
First contact between the post-revolutionary Americans and the Chinese occurred during the voyage of the trader ship Empress of China, which arrived at Canton in 1784. Given the Chinese demand for raw goods as well as the American demand for anything remotely exotic, the voyage of the Empress was a financial windfall for its owners and thus began the lucrative Sino- ...
See also:Sino-American relations, Sino-American relations - Images and conceptions, Sino-American relations - History, Sino-American relations - From American Independence to the Treaty of Wanghsia, Sino-American relations - The Open Door Policy, Sino-American relations - World War II, Sino-American relations - People's Republic of China, Sino-American relations - Korean War, Sino-American relations - Relations very cold, Sino-American relations - Rapproachement, Sino-American relations - Liaison Office 1973-1978, Sino-American relations - U.S.-China relations since normalization, Sino-American relations - Bilateral relations after Tiananmen, Sino-American relations - Sino-American relations after 9/11, Sino-American relations - Important issues in Sino-American relations, Sino-American relations - Chinese military spending, Sino-American relations - Taiwan, Sino-American relations - U.S.-China economic relations, Sino-American relations - Human rights, Sino-American relations - Sino-American relations, Sino-American relations - Other Chinese relations, Sino-American relations - Other American relations Read more here: » Sino-American relations: Encyclopedia II - Sino-American relations - History |
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| | | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Croatia - History Croatian foreign policy has focused on greater Euro-Atlantic integration, mainly entering the European Union and NATO. In order to gain access to European and trans-Atlantic institutions, it has had to undo many negative effects of the breakup of Yugoslavia and the war that ensued, and improve and maintain good relations with its neighbors.
Key issues over the last decade have been the implementation of the Dayton Accords and the Erdut Agreement, nondiscriminatory facilitation of the return of refugees and displaced persons from the 1 ...
See also:Foreign relations of Croatia, Foreign relations of Croatia - History, Foreign relations of Croatia - Current events, Foreign relations of Croatia - International organizations, Foreign relations of Croatia - Foreign support, Foreign relations of Croatia - International disputes, Foreign relations of Croatia - Bosnia and Herzegovina, Foreign relations of Croatia - Slovenia, Foreign relations of Croatia - Serbia and Montenegro, Foreign relations of Croatia - Italy, Foreign relations of Croatia - Illicit drugs, Foreign relations of Croatia - Diplomatic Relations, Foreign relations of Croatia - States with which Croatia has established diplomatic relations Read more here: » Foreign relations of Croatia: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Croatia - History |
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| | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - Relation mathematics - Informal introduction The definition of relation given in the next Section formally captures a concept that is actually quite familiar from everyday life. For example, consider the relationship, involving three roles that people might play, expressed in a statement of the form "X suspects that Y likes Z". The facts of a concrete situation could be organized in a Table like the following:
Each row of the Table records a fact or makes an assertion of the form "X suspects that Y likes Z". For instance, the first row says, in effect ...
See also:Relation mathematics, Relation mathematics - Informal introduction, Relation mathematics - Example: divisibility, Relation mathematics - Formal definitions, Relation mathematics - Example: coplanarity, Relation mathematics - Remarks, Relation mathematics - Bibliography Read more here: » Relation mathematics: Encyclopedia II - Relation mathematics - Informal introduction |
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| | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Singapore - Europe
Foreign relations of Singapore - Hungary.
In July 2005, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Hungary, Ferenc Gyurcsány made an official visit to Singapore.
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See also:Foreign relations of Singapore, Foreign relations of Singapore - Timeline of Singapore foreign relations, Foreign relations of Singapore - Trade agreements, Foreign relations of Singapore - International organisations, Foreign relations of Singapore - APEC, Foreign relations of Singapore - Asia, Foreign relations of Singapore - Brunei, Foreign relations of Singapore - China People's Republic of, Foreign relations of Singapore - China Republic of Taiwan, Foreign relations of Singapore - Indonesia, Foreign relations of Singapore - Malaysia, Foreign relations of Singapore - Europe, Foreign relations of Singapore - Hungary, Foreign relations of Singapore - North America, Foreign relations of Singapore - United States, Foreign relations of Singapore - Oceania, Foreign relations of Singapore - Australia, Foreign relations of Singapore - International humanitarian effort, Foreign relations of Singapore - International effort on anti-terrorism, Foreign relations of Singapore - International effort on anti-piracy Read more here: » Foreign relations of Singapore: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Singapore - Europe |
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| | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Canada - Administration Canada's international relations are the responsibility of Foreign Affairs Canada (FAC), which is run by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, a position currently held by Pierre Pettigrew. Traditionally the Prime Minister has played a prominent role in foreign affairs decisions.
Foreign aid is delivered through the Canadian International Development Agency.
Provinces have always participated in some foreign relations, and appointed agents-general in the United Kingdom and France for many years, but they cannot legislate treaties. T ...
See also:Foreign relations of Canada, Foreign relations of Canada - Early diplomatic history, Foreign relations of Canada - Canada-United States relations, Foreign relations of Canada - Multilateralism, Foreign relations of Canada - Other bilateral relations, Foreign relations of Canada - Administration, Foreign relations of Canada - Territorial and boundary disputes, Foreign relations of Canada - Selected dates of diplomatic representation abroad Read more here: » Foreign relations of Canada: Encyclopedia II - Foreign relations of Canada - Administration |
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| | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - Public relations - The industry today According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were approximately 122,000 public relations specialists in the United States in 1998, while there were approximately 485,000 advertising, marketing, and public relations managers working in all industries. Public relations agents or "officials," most often called "executives," deliver info to the media or directly to the public to convey messages toward wider audiences, or to specific demographic segments within the public, called "target audiences." Because similar opinions tend to be ...
See also:Public relations, Public relations - Public relations versus publicity, Public relations - History, Public relations - The industry today, Public relations - Specialization, Public relations - Methods tools and tactics, Public relations - General, Public relations - Audience targeting, Public relations - Politics and civil society, Public relations - Entertainment and celebrity, Public relations - Ethical and social issues, Public relations - Public relations in fiction, Public relations - Notes, Public relations - Books Read more here: » Public relations: Encyclopedia II - Public relations - The industry today |
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| | | | | Relations: Encyclopedia II - International relations theory - Neoconservatism Neoconservative foreign policy is characterized by a stongly idealistic point of view, buttressed by a support for strong defense and a willingness to use force. Historically they supported a militant anticommunism, sympathized with a non-traditional foreign policy agenda that was less deferential to traditional conceptions of diplomacy and international law, and were less inclined to compromise principles even if that meant unilateral action. It is a school of thought founded on, and perpetuated by an aggressive approach to classically libe ...
See also:International relations theory, International relations theory - Realism, International relations theory - Liberalism, International relations theory - Idealism, International relations theory - Neoconservatism, International relations theory - Critical theories, International relations theory - Marxist theory, International relations theory - Institutionalism, International relations theory - Functionalism, International relations theory - Isolationism Read more here: » International relations theory: Encyclopedia II - International relations theory - Neoconservatism |
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