Sentence examples for A common relation from inspiring English sources

We have a common relation in Iraq.

Clearly, then, it is not of all refutations, but only of those that depend upon dialectic that we need to grasp the common-place rules: for these stand in a common relation to every art and faculty.

By comparing with published data, a common relation is proposed whereby the average shear band density scales with the square root of the induced true plastic strain, independent of changes in BMG composition or loading mode.

Hence our perspectives are so intersectional that they cannot be unified simply by a common relation to work.

An alignable difference is a common relation shared by the base concept and target concept which differs along one dimension.

Two red things have something in common, in that they are both red, but it does not follow that they bear a common relation to a single entity, the universal of redness.

A self-consistent homoenthalpic approximation to this micro macro problem is proposed, based on the assumption of a common enthalpy temperature relation for the whole casting which is used for the description of latent heat production on the macroscale.

The resulting view takes our talk of haecceities to slide between talk of properties distinctive to each worldbound individual and talk of properties shared by individuals unified by a common counterpart relation.

Other experiments are included with the FrameNet data mapped into the common relation inventory developed for definition analysis, illustrating how preposition disambiguation might be applied in lexical acquisition.

In addition, the internal convective heat transfer coefficient calculated from the experimental data of the still without PCM was applied for the calculations since the common relation proposed by Dunkle could not follow the still performance.

The probably most common relation is the "hasProperty" relation.