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object relationship

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object relationship [′äb·jekt ri′lā·shən‚ship]
(psychology)
The attitudes and responses of one person toward another; the capacity of an individual to react appropriately to and to accept and love other people.


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The object relationships are thus easily identified and test cases are then written for the discovery of errors.
The kinds of factors that usually have such an important impact on development, such as early object relationships, may have a diminished impact.
Market Leadership and Product Visionary A recent Burton Group Research Report1 confirmed Radiant Logic as the market leader for virtual directory solutions, identifying RadiantOne as the leading product to solve complex identity integration problems, and offering significant advantages over competing products in many areas including Web Services, complex object relationship management, and sophistication of cache and cache refresh mechanisms.
 
 
 
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