The phrase "a relation of one" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in discussions about relationships or connections, particularly in mathematical or philosophical contexts.
Example: "In this study, we explore a relation of one between the variables, indicating a direct correlation."
Alternatives: "a connection of one" or "a relationship of one".
end{aligned} (1)The regression analysis can be: A simple regression, which is represented in (1), A multiple regression we are searching for a relation of one dependent variable (y) on a set of independent variables ((x_{1}, x_{2}, {ldots }x_{n}))—see Eq. (2).
The Guardian managed to confirm that one of the mobile numbers contained in the documents, belonged to a relation of one of the British fighters, lending credibility to claims that the hoard is genuine.
Our relation to our bodies lies deeper than circumstance, undemonstrable and irrefutable, along with the sensation that there is a relation, of one thing to something else, though materialist science tells us that out of our bodies we are nothing.
If the bull is not piebald, piebald calves are born in a relation of one third or one quarter to the number of piebald mothers.
In any event, guerrillas who accepted an amnesty would probably be more afraid of being shot dead by a relation of one of their victims than of being put on trial.But at least there is a sense that Iraq's new rulers have a chance of reaching out to some of the rebels.
Sharpe denies that there is a close correspondence between language and the world, as he believes that our thought is caused by the world, and our language by our thought, and the relation between causes and effects is a relation of one to many.
The solvent used is a fluoride mixture (LiF NaF KF) with solutes K2TiF6 and KBG4 in a mass relation of one to four after treatment to remove moisture.
A Relation of the Apparition of One Mrs Veal by Daniel Defoe Defoe's account of an 18th-century haunting begins in the house of one Mrs Bargrave, in Canterbury.
Work online · Full text: Robinson Crusoe · Full text: Moll Flanders · Full text: A Relation of the Apparition of one Mrs Veal · Giving Alms No Charity: 1704 pamphlet Background · A satirical take on the life of Daniel Defoe.
At the very center of Confucian teachings is the concept of jen, goodness or humaneness, a term that is defined by way of a fundamental moral relation of one person to another.
Here, Kant emphasizes that the "federation of nations" should not be constructed as a state, because a "state" implies the relation of one who rules to those who obey and, by this, to only one nation [10, pp. 128 129].
