Sentence examples for a relation called from inspiring English sources

Because galaxies appear to be receding from one another at velocities that vary with their distance from the point from which they are observed, by correlating the distances to galaxies with their measured velocities, astronomers can derive a relation, called the Hubble law, for determining the current rate of expansion of the universe.

But, in addition, there is between neighbouring events a quantitative relation called "interval," which fulfils the functions both of distance in space and of lapse of time in the traditional dynamics, but fulfils them with a difference.

A consequence relation, called forcing, [⊢, is defined as follows.

That leads to a thermodynamic relation called charge discharge operating line.

The relation between the Self and the Persona can be seen as a simplification relation (called projection in more formal terms).

Because for Natorp no object is ever given in sensibility, but is constructed by thinking, it follows that subject and object are not separate, independent entities that may enter into a special relation called cognition; rather, they are essentially correlative concepts (Natorp 1912c: 208, ff).

This problem led the Navya-Naiyāyikas to develop a new account of numbers, based on a new type of relation called the paryāpti or 'completing' relation.

Following Sydney Shoemaker (1970) and Derek Parfit (1984), one can introduce a more inclusive memory relation, called quasi-memory, or q-memory, defined so that it does not presuppose identity.

Such a relation is called a congruence.

She wrote a book on gender relations called "One Man + One Woman = What?" and another with an unprintable title about sex and desire.

During the early 1840s, Smith unfolded a theology of family relations called the "New and Everlasting Covenant" that superseded all earthly bonds.