Rather than having a free relation to what we do and what we love, we would be compelled by necessity to enjoy it.
After a long while, we gain what might be called, to borrow a term from Martin Heidegger, a "free relation" to these parts of ourselves and our world, such that the unmovable density they once comprised becomes pliable and navigable.
"What she needs to be concentrating on is protecting jobs and ensuring we have good, tariff-free relations with Europe in the future". The transition period - also referred to as an implementation period - is seen as a way to minimise disruption when the UK leaves the EU for things like business, holidaymakers and security.
We present a general framework to design Godunov-type schemes for multidimensional ideal magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) systems, having the divergence-free relation and the related properties of the magnetic field B as built-in conditions.
After presenting a list of axioms that obviously held in the algebra of relations as presented in Schröder's third volume he proved that these axioms allowed one to reduce quantifier-free relation formulas to equations.
They enjoyed unusually free social relations, much remarked on by ancient historians of other cultures.
How many more undeclared recipients of corporate money have been appearing on the Today programme, providing free public relations for their sponsors?
The scheme goes beyond the commonly used quadratic free energy relations and extends straightforwardly to vibrational frequency changes, anharmonic nuclear motion, and nuclear tunnelling in local and vibrationally dispersive environmental modes.
And here's a free public relations tip: any company out there that makes "cool phones" would be absolutely foolish to not offer President Obama a completely free, tricked out phone.
In his comments to reporters, Spicer implied that such a tax is common among countries with free trade relations.
