Sentence examples for a prior relation from inspiring English sources

Deleuze inverts this priority: identity persists, but is now a something produced by a prior relation between differentials (dx rather than not-x).

In order to achieve consistent and correct results for either manual or automatic annotations, we construct a decision tree to determine a prior relation among all possible relations, as given in Fig. 2.

Then, we would have a hard time knowing what their prior relation would be to the outcome or to other variables in model.

The existence of the reverse link, S→L, could imply that these two users have some prior relation.

However, 除了…也 chúle…yě 'not only… but also' which expresses the relation of restrictive-addition is the prior relation, since it is the most definite expression of the semantic relation in (27).

The new leaders of the First Church announced that their Thanksgiving service would be combined with that of the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, a significant move considering their prior relations.

But Sweden, like many countries, counts sex with an unconsenting but sleeping woman (regardless of prior relations) as rape: that is at issue in Mr Assange's case.

An influential contrasting non-cognitivist approach to explaining the logic of normative sentences and attitudes starts from the other end, postulating norms governing combinations of attitude that do not (much) depend on prior relations of implication or consistency among their contents.

Sixteen semi-structured interviews with an average interview length of 45 minutes were conducted and digitally recorded by AF and ME who had no prior relations to participants and no affiliation to the healthcare centre.

To reach a mutual agreement on the objectives of the relationship, it is desirable for the stakeholders to have a prior history of good relations.

Globality/specificity of self-concept was the only significant moderating factor in the relation between (a) prior self-concept and subsequent academic achievement and (b) prior academic achievement and subsequent self-concept.