Sentence examples for a more general relationship from inspiring English sources

That is, when he introduces the soul as the form of the body, which in turn is said to be the matter of the soul, Aristotle treats soul-body relations as a special case of a more general relationship which obtains between the components of all generated compounds, natural or artifactual.

Furthermore, we were able to establish a more general relationship between the size of the globular domains and the length of the linkers by using analytical expressions and rigid body simulations.

In addition, this proposed model could also match the experimental data both at ambient and reservoir conditions, indicating that it reveals a more general relationship applicable for determining capillary pressure from resistivity data both in laboratories and reservoirs.

Scaling laws relating these quantities to microstructural parameters are derived and it is demonstrated that the proportionality between Young's modulus and fracture toughness, often claimed for partially sintered materials, is actually an approximation of a more general relationship.

(Pereboom 1995; Dickerson 2004: 170 77; for an account of a more general relationship in Kant between universality and necessity on the one hand and apriority on the other, see Smit 2009).

It will also be interesting to determine whether this relationship reflects a more general relationship between autistic traits and the adaptive properties of all brain regions.

From an ecological perspective, latitudinal/longitudinal gradients can represent a particular case of the more general relationship between the niche breadth of a species and the size of its geographic range (e.g., [ 2, 21, 81- 83]).

All three measures were employed in order to contrast these differing theories for why income inequality may affect social cohesion and generally determine whether statements could be made regarding the more "general" relationship with income inequality.

More general relationship between mass loss and impact function I of projectile is constructed.

38 Additionally, observational, prospective, convenience sample studies of adolescents exposed to bullying lend evidence to the more general relationship between victimisation and psychosomatic complaints, although the headache measurements in these studies were too imprecise to draw more specific conclusions of associations.

By focusing on the process mechanisms our aim was to find a significant and probably more general relationships between the likelyhood of shallow landsliding and one single combined topographic factor.