Sentence examples for a new relation to from inspiring English sources

Over the years that follow, Alexandra feels — as did Cather — "a new consciousness of the country, almost a new relation to it".

But she had lived enough adult life to have a new relation to her own spoken voice: her poems had, up to that point, seemed like wary extensions of mental life into language.

Then, a new relation to determine the drop modulus based on the torque of TBM was proposed and finally, the drop modulus was estimated using all mentioned parameters (TBM penetration rate, torque and equivalent thrust per cutter).

Ross's view is that 'to make a promise is not merely to adapt an ingenious device for promoting the general well-being; it is to put oneself in a new relation to one person in particular, a relation which creates a specifically new prima facie duty to him, not reducible to the duty of promoting the general well-being of society' (RG 38).

Another approach, which we introduce here, is to decouple inducer and carbon source and allow the regulatory system to adapt to a new relation between the two.

Like similar shifts to lighter equipment in the past, digital also creates, willy-nilly, a new aesthetic and a new relation of the audience to the spectacle.

The main goal of this article is to indicate a new relation between self-similar groups and another classical notion of automaticity: automatic sequences and matrices.

Using genetic programming enabled us to find a new relation between vaporization enthalpy and thermo-physical properties such as specific gravity, molecular weight and boiling point temperature.

A new relation between these length scales is obtained here.

They introduced a new empirical relation to determine the mobility coefficient as a function of geomorphologic catchment parameters (reflecting some of the flow properties during the depositional part of an event).

The goal of the current study is to find a new moment rotation relation to estimate the behavior of connections of this type.