Sentence examples for A further relation from inspiring English sources
A further relation to muscle function can be found in the histidine-rich Ca2+-binding protein which can also bind Zn and is localized in the sarcoplasmic reticulum [ 135].
The member of Bradley's team of arguments which has attracted the greatest polemical attention, however, is the one which alleges that if a relation were a further kind of real thing along with its terms (as, e.g., Russell later assumed in his multiple relation theory of judgment), then a further relation would be required to relate it to its terms, and so on ad infinitum.
Some do not, demanding a further relation between the facts that A and that B (see Read (1995)).
But this requires a further (triadic) relation of instantiation, I2, that connects I1, F and a, and so on without end.
At each stage a further connecting relation is required, and thus it seems that nothing ever gets connected to anything else.
So for t1 and t2 to be linked by compresence trope c1, c1 must be compresent with t1 by way of a further compresence relation, say c2 (and with t2 by, say, c3) and so on, giving rise to either a vicious, or at least, uneconomical regress (Maurin 2010, 315).
In a further sign relations between the countries were beginning to return to normal after the revelations – based on leaks from the whistleblower Edward Snowden, the Indonesian ambassador to Australia, Nadjib Riphat Kesoema, returned to Canberra last week.
While Qatar suffered a further public relations setback with the Amnesty International report and an earlier ultimatum by the International Labour Organization to shore up its act, the UAE has suffered equally damaging incidents.
In 1982 she resigned from government service to become director of the Asian Women's Interchange Research Forum, a government affiliate established to further relations and interchange between women of Asia.
Already the government has paid out £18.2m in relation to Woolworths and a further £6.9m relating to a further 20 smaller cases while the business secretary, Vince Cable, has admitted the government could face a further £26m compensation bill in relation to Comet employees after a recent tribunal found Deloitte had failed in its legal duty to properly consult before making redundancies.
There were further relations with men who had been associated with Grant, but she never remarried.
