Sentence examples for a logical relation between from inspiring English sources

In order to characterize asymmetric single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs), several finite element models have been employed to reach a logical relation between the geometry of the symmetric and asymmetric configurations and their shear modulus.

Regan McCarthy New York, Dec. 16, 2007 • To the Editor: Adam Freedman correctly notes that the commas in the Second Amendment are of no interpretive significance, and that there is a logical relation between the amendment's prefatory phrase and its operative clause.

According to the current developments of Building Information Modeling (BIM) as an Integrated Project Delivery IPDD) tool this study tries to define a logical relation between level of development in different stages of architectural design and BEPS tools in order to fill the gap between architects and engineers in earlier stages of building design.

Investigators tried to find a logical relation between these two vital parameters in hydrocarbon reservoirs.

Condition-result: a logical relation between a supposed condition and a supposed result or between a factual condition and its corresponding consequence.

Working within the philosophical framework of logical empiricism, Nagel construed reduction as a logical relation between theories, where a theory is understood as a system of statements, containing laws, formulated in a first-order formal language.

The lack of any logical relations between atomic propositions goes hand in hand with a similar view about atomic facts; each atomic fact is metaphysically independent of every other, and any one could obtain or fail to obtain regardless of the obtaining (or not) of any other.

Hartshorne argues that this logical relation between the sentences reflects an ontological difference between the bare fact of one's existence and the actual states in which one exists.

When the case is presented on this assumption, there exists no historical or logical relation between the so-called collective entity rule and the individual's claim of privilege.

What is the logical relation between these two claims?

Kant begins with the purely logical relation between ground and consequent.