Sentence examples similar to Internalize synonymous relationships from inspiring English sources

In traditional English dictionaries, vocabulary entries are always organized according the alphabetical order and the synonymous relationship between vocabularies is totally ignored.

Burgess's fame may partly be attributed to Kubrick's adaptation, which has created a synonymous relationship between the two versions of the story.

The synonymous mutation relationships are shown in Figure 3B.

"Faith," he said, "has to be internalized with a relationship with God, and outside circumstances such as an attack on the World Trade Center may move us to action, but it will not necessarily change us on the inside.

We found no evidence that our externalizing or internalizing endophenotypes mediate the relationships between our genetic findings and mood or anxiety disorders.

Because the vector space representation fails to capture the relationship between synonymous terms such as car and automobile - according each a separate dimension in the vector space.

In rodents, expression traits have little relationship with synonymous rates.

The relationship between synonymous (ps) versus non-synonymous (pn) substitutions among all pairs of yaaW sequences is shown in Figure 4a.

And he continues: "I sensed that they would prefer to internalize the firm, to diminish client relationships and to increase the volume of proprietary activities".

Moorman et al. [67] state that commitment is synonymous to value in a relationship.

First, I consider evidence regarding how divorce relates to children's externalizing behaviors, internalizing problems, academic achievement, and social relationships.