Sentence examples for a relation as from inspiring English sources
Thus, "…is equal to…" is such a relation, as is "…is greater than…" and "…is less than…" There are two kinds of relation for which there are no transitive laws: intransitive relations and nontransitive relations.
Here, we consider a relation to be a predicate plus its typed arguments, following the mathematical notion of a relation as a function that relates two defined classes.
Therefore, they have a relation as follows: (2.18).
We shall see in 5.2.1 that it is problematic whether one can treat such a relation as more primitive than the notion of belonging to a subject.
Further, a general definition of the ancestral of a relation (as first given by Gottlob Frege 1879: §26) seemed to Quine and Goodman at the time to be out of reach for the nominalist.
In addition, the sine theorem also holds in Fig. 5, and there is a relation as follows: frac{{F_{2} }}{{sin left( {frac{pi }{2} - theta_{2} } right)}} = frac{{F_{0}^{{sin (beta - phi_{2} )}}.
It may be that there is a relation to AS and MAS.
Even though our results do not exclude such a relation in AS patients, if it exists it is presumably weak.
Less formally, we may understand preference as a relation "at least as preferred as" over the relevant domain.
Poor families will often send a child to a richer relation as a housemaid or houseboy, in the hope that he will get an education.
He finds the law to be a matter of public relations as much as public policy.
