Sentence examples for a complex relation of from inspiring English sources

Other commentators on globalisation have argued that the nation-state is in decline; Meiksins Wood argues that on the contrary "the world today is more than ever a world of nation-states": "The very essence of globalisation is a global economy administered by a global system of multiple states and local sovereignties, structured in a complex relation of domination and subordination".

In Hume's terminology, a dispositional idea of beauty would be the idea of a complex relation of cause and effect.

And obviously, both Islam and Mormonism have a complex relation to the practice of plural marriage.

We also observe that the reconstruction error in RACS has a complex relation to the current coherence time of the field and factors like the position of targets, their velocity, etc.

The variety of evidence related to the source of the post-stimulus undershoot indicates a complex relation between each of the three sources and their respective cortical localities.

It requires deciding whether there are complex facts, such as general facts or negative facts, or whether there is a more complex relation of correspondence between complex propositions and simple facts.

Sepsis, the epitome of a complex relation between pathogen and host, is energetically expensive and results in maladaptive allocation of resources away from growth to antimicrobial response, akin to the preferred aerobic glycolysis over oxidative phosphorylation seen in cancer cells [7, 23, 28, 29].

He holds that propositions are not n-tuples and that a complex relation binds together the constituents of a proposition and provides the proposition with its structure.[8] Further, King is motivated by the idea that propositions cannot be the kinds of things that by their very natures and independently of minds and languages have truth conditions.

The theory has expanded to encompass a range of more complex relations of situational style shift.

No correlations were noted between the removal rates and the complex relations of hardness, Young's modulus and fracture toughness.

Our moderation findings highlight the complex relations of negative affect and frontal EEG asymmetry in understanding children's development of self-regulation, specifically effortful control.