Sentence examples for a regularity between from inspiring English sources

The problems of explanatory asymmetries and explanatory irrelevance described in section 2.5 seem to show that the holding of a law (understood as a regularity) between $C$ and $E$ is not sufficient for $C$ to cause $E$; hence not a sufficient condition for $C$ to figure in an explanation of $E$.

What is of interest is not the mean differences in positive response rates between non-offenders and ex-offenders but rather to assess whether there is a regularity between the number of employers who only responded to the non-offender and the number of employers who only responded to the ex-offender.

Or through independent learning and removing the sample label, let the neural network take the initiative to find a nonlinear regularity between the test data and eliminate human factors to look forward to get a better prediction results.

The identical peaks of N2 detected at the altitude of 2.05 km by B1 and UAV4A cannot be due to the same billow; the agreement is necessarily fortuitous but could reveal a remarkable regularity between certain characteristics of the billows.

Once he took over, Glazer raised ticket prices by 10% at the start of his first two seasons, changed the team jersey from disgusting orange to a more palatable pewter-and-red, and promised to keep the Bucs in Tampa for two years until a new stadium could be sorted out (US sport franchises move between cities with a regularity that would appal British football fans).

There's no regularity between how a lane is between one block to another and drivers are going from 30 to 50 miles an hour to get on the freeway.

There was obvious regularity between constitutive parameters a and b, rubber content and rubber particle size.

This view would seem to require a somewhat arbitrary cut-off point in degree of regularity between things that truly count as mechanisms and those that do not.

Four surrogate models are constructed via a third-order response surface approach to extract the variation regularity between the five parameters and four targets.

Since there is just this kind of regularity between human choices on the one hand and human actions on the other, it follows that human actions are caused by human choices, and this is all that is needed for free will.

Observed first in the early 1960s, Okun's Law captures the empirical regularity between employment (unemployment) and output, whereby output expansions are associated by employment expansions (or unemployment reductions).