1. Conjuncture synonyms, Conjuncture pronunciation, Conjuncture translation, English dictionary definition of Conjuncture

2. Parative context or Conjuncture

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4. The French for Conjuncture is conjoncture

5. Conjuncture Sentence Examples The current world situation is the result of a historical Conjuncture. A swing in the economic or political Conjuncture suffices for such radicals to lose their bearings.

6. What does Conjuncture mean? Information and translations of Conjuncture in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

7. With hindsight, Poulantzas read the Conjuncture differently

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9. Conjecture Conjuncture As a verb conjecture is

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11. What does Conjunctures mean? Plural form of conjuncture

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13. The synonyms and antonyms of Conjuncture are listed below.

14. We also need to look at the wider political conjuncture.

15. Conjuncture of Body and Garden: Cosmogony (Modern Poets in Translation, Vol

16. At this conjuncture in our nation's affairs, we need firm leadership.

17. A combination of events or situations, especially one that causes problems the historic Conjuncture from which Marxism arose Examples from the Corpus Conjuncture • The same theory may take on quite different political, moral and even existential meanings according to particular circumstances of context and Conjuncture.

18. / kənˈdʒʌŋk.tʃɚ / a combination of things happening at the same time: A particular Conjuncture of events unleashed the extraordinary destructive power of Nazism. a magazine at the Conjuncture of …

19. Do you know what a historic Conjuncture is, David Cobb asks

20. Conjuncture definition, a combination of circumstances; a particular state of affairs

21. This dialectic is convergent and attains the conjuncture defined as absolute knowledge.

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23. Conjuncture (plural Conjunctures) A combination of events or circumstances ; a conjunction ; a union

24. Therefore, the conjuncture of ground and underground become the main character of spatial conversion.

25. As a noun Conjuncture is a combination of events or circumstances; a conjunction; a union

26. Synonyms for Conjuncture include crisis, emergency, crossroads, exigency, juncture, pass, stage, clutch, combination and connection

27. More emphasis should be placed on this conjuncture of forces than on the strike record.

28. Synonyms of Conjuncture a time or state of affairs requiring prompt or decisive action an unfortunate Conjuncture of events—peak demand at a time of reduced output from hurricane-ravished refineries—resulted in skyrocketing gas prices

29. New lines of interdependencies and strategies of global capital accumulation alter this historical and political conjuncture.

30. At the same time, blindness of cities' process also causes people's attention to cultivated land conjuncture.

31. As the current historical Conjuncture parallels the Conjuncture of 1791, either a unifying national conference that parallels Bois Caiman or a second war of independence will determine the outcome of this perpetual economic and cultural civil war in Haiti

32. Diesel engine has been face on both stress in the "environment pollution" and "energy conjuncture" until now.

33. Principal Translations: Inglés: Español: Conjuncture n noun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc

34. Several large developing countries, including China, India, and Mexico, are expected to weather the difficult conjuncture relatively well.

35. Welles Wilder, RSI is an extremely useful tool when used in Conjuncture with a strong market trend.

36. The conjuncture of the Chinese martial arts' culture is coming into being with the tendency of pricking up.

37. These were themselves deeply implicated in the political and intellectual struggles of the conjuncture before the First War.

38. Hypernyms ("Conjuncture" is a kind of): juncture; occasion (an event that occurs at a critical time)

39. Science in this sense came to stand as a meta-discourse, framed by the broader contours of the conjuncture.

40. That is a reconstruction in the point of view of ecology for solving the ecological conjuncture and ecological commit.

41. A combination, as of events or circumstances: "the power that lies in the Conjuncture of faith and fatherland"

42. The Conjuncture is an exit from the repetitive—the narrow door, quickly closed, by which another world can arrive

43. The Keweenawan Rift is located at the triple conjuncture of three blocks and there were discontinuous boundaries of lithospheres.

44. And only in studying and theorizing the relations do you understand what the conjuncture is about, and how it's working.

45. Are we able to test claims, for example, about the way the state mediates between classes in a particular conjuncture?

46. Compared with international Sedimentological great powers, it is indicated that both conjuncture and opportunity coexist in the sedimentary development in China.

47. A critical set of circumstances; a crisis: "reports on the deteriorating world Conjuncture and the disappointment of earlier hopes" (Financial Times)

48. IV (OF 12) VARIOUS It was so far a wise step, that in such a Conjuncture no higher opinion could have been obtained.

49. A combination, as of events or circumstances: "the power that lies in the Conjuncture of faith and fatherland" (Conor Cruise O'Brien)

50. Conjuncture is a web series that is about two 20-somethings making their separate way to an anime and gaming convention from PA to NY.

51. What is The Conjuncture? Think of a cultural phenomenon — a song, a film, a social media trend, a mass movement, a personal experience — any phenomenon

52. Early 17th century from conjunction, by substitution of the suffix; influenced by obsolete French Conjuncture, from Italian congiuntura, based on Latin conjungere ‘join together’ (see conjoin).

53. Much of this has been aroused by institutional developments in four of the leading universities where the conjuncture of architecture and planning departments was called into question.

54. The Conjuncture is the conscious practice that it is now that this is played out, as much the heritage of the past as the construction of the future; it …

55. Since the public conjuncture by the "SARS "in China in 200 the management of urban security and the construction of emergency mechanism were placed on the important agenda.

56. The point about long term shifts reminds us to look beyond the immediate conjuncture, and to think about the magnitude of the event through which we are living.

57. Im located at the Northern hemisphere, around 40 degrees latitude, so the Conjuncture will be visible for around an hour after sunset until it sinks under the horizon, and itll …

58. Beyond the current Conjuncture, this policy approach should [] ensure that Europe retains a core human and technological know-how serving the sustainability and competitiveness of current and future shipping operations.

59. Simplification and complication, change and stabilization, the sense of safety and conjuncture are the three puzzled issues which are found in the practice of management on the basis of real cases.

60. Nowadays, energy conjuncture is obviously, energy storage become more and more vital. There are many advantaged factors such as high safety on deeply space as a medium for energy storage. Sentencedict.com

61. The present Conjuncture of affairs resembles so exactly the case here put, that it seems to be a literal fulfilment of a prophecy. THE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, VOL

62. This issue investigates the Conjuncture of performance and the visual, exploring when and how performance may unsettle the relationship between visual representation and social reproduction, and thus open new ways of seeing

63. Bossism reflects a common conjuncture in state formation and capital ist development: the superimposition of the trappings of formal electoral democracy upon a state apparatus at an early stage of capital accumulation

64. Synonyms of Conjunctures a time or state of affairs requiring prompt or decisive action an unfortunate conjuncture of events—peak demand at a time of reduced output from hurricane-ravished refineries—resulted in skyrocketing gas prices

65. Conjuncture the balance of forces, particular ideologies, patterns of class consciousness, class interests, articulation of MODES OF PRODUCTION, etc, that in combination make up a particular pattern of social and economic CONTRADICTIONS, the ‘moment in history’, which …

66. A term used by so-called structural Marxists (see Louis Althusser) to refer to the concrete state of political-economic and especially class relations, in a specific society, at a particular point in time (as in ‘specific historical Conjuncture’).

67. 'The Conjuncture', from this perspective, is composed of specific configurations of emotion, attachment and trauma as much as economic and institutional relationships, and its vicissitudes are registered on corporeal and psychic planes as well as well as those of public institutions

68. Conjuncture Creates Insight Critical circumstances and events create the opportunity to learn, change, grow and win. In these critical times, leaders must react quickly and confidently combining vision and strategy with data and insight to take the right action at the right time.

69. As seen in section A, a number of problems and issues identified in paragraph 28 above are still very much valid, and at this Conjuncture, the cost-effectiveness of publishing activities could certainly be enhanced if the United Nations established a publications policy which is …

70. Althusser says: “it is only in the specific unity of the complex structure of the whole that we can think the concept of these so-called Backwardnesses, forwardnesses, survivals and unevennesses of development which co-exist in the structure of the real historical present: the present of the conjuncture” (Althusser and Balibar 2006, 254