Sentence examples for a material relation from inspiring English sources

It has no exact equivalent in our logic because it is a "material" relation in the sense that it depends on the "particular character of ideas" that occur in it (1837, II, 348).

We need to reclaim the public, not merely as an idea but as a practical force and material relation to space – before everything that used to belong, at least in part, to us belongs entirely to them.

An elastoplastic folding model is proposed based on the plane strain beam theory, in which a power-law hardening material relation is considered.

Because of the size effects, local material relation determined with experiments is not applicable to large shell elements.

The reluctivity υ describes as real parameter the material relation ({mathbf{H}}=upsilon(mathbf {x}, |{mathbf{B}}|^{2}){mathbf{B}}), where ({mathbf{B}}=nablatimes{mathbf{A}}) and H denote the magnetic flux density and the magnetic field strength, respectively.

However, the relation is not a formal one, but several from a miscellany of material relations.

The selection process consists of four base algorithms that measure the attributes of each process as a dependent indicator of the other processes, that is, a pre-selection that considers (1) the process capability to cut a material-thickness relation, (2) the speed that can be achieved with this relation, (3) the inherent complexity of the piece to be cut, and (4) the process tolerance.

Embedding a product in set of material relations (for example, for pill-taking or sandwich-making) created more or less stable routines for the domestic consumption of specific functional foods.

Developed in a long "Discourse on Method" that opened his Natural History, Buffon argued that a science which is based upon repeated observation of concrete material relations of bodies can achieve a degree of epistemic certitude that surpasses that available from a mathematical analysis of nature (Hoquet 2005; Grene and Depew 2004; Roger 1997b, chp. 6; Sloan 2006b).

Moneo teaches us that interventions in archaeological areas place the focus back on a complex idea of city, of physical and social, constructive and material relations.

In an often determinist vein, The Country and the City seeks to explain literary developments through the shift in material relations.