Sentence examples for a relation of major from inspiring English sources

The shipbuilding at Skenesborough was overseen by Hermanus Schuyler (possibly a relation of Major General Philip Schuyler), and the outfitting was managed by military engineer Jeduthan Baldwin.

The American shipbuilding effort at Skenesborough was overseen by Hermanus Schuyler (possibly a relation of Major General Philip Schuyler), and the outfitting was managed by military engineer Jeduthan Baldwin.

From the perspective of strategic relations of major powers, China only outdoes Russia and Japan, but remains behind the U.S., Britain, France and Germany.

All other relations of major groups on their tree have only moderate support.

In an attempt to further elucidate disparities in CVD risk and its potential effective stratification amongst African black and white RA patients, independent relations of major conventional risk factors and systemic inflammation with surrogate markers of early atherogenesis were examined.

The last group of Cryptochromes, exclusively found in invertebrates, we now call Cry6. Figure 2 summarizes the phylogenetic tree thus providing an overview of the phylogenetic relation of all major subtypes of bilaterian species.

The PHQ-9 is a self-report measure of depression symptoms based on the American Psychiatric Association's DSM-IV criteria for diagnosis of depressive episode and has been found to have an adequate sensitivity and high specificity in relation to a diagnosis of major depression based on structured interviews (14, 18).

In recent months, China has been saying that it's time for a "new type of major power relations" — a term that seems calibrated to signal China's realization that its future stability hinges on getting it right with the United States, but stops short of any exclusive "G-2" relationship, which sounds, to Chinese ears, like too much responsibility.

A relation between the number of major amputations and the grade and stage of the foot lesion could not be established due to the low number of major amputations.

That relentless focus on Congressional relations helped Mr. Obama pass a series of major initiatives in his first half-term.

Speaking before Beijing's latest provocation, the national security adviser, Susan E. Rice, said the United States was seeking "a new model of major power relations".