The phrase "a relation such as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing examples of relationships or connections between concepts, entities, or variables.
Example: "In mathematics, a relation such as the one between variables x and y can be expressed through an equation."
Alternatives: "a relationship like" or "a connection such as".
A relation such as "is of the same length as" is not strictly reflexive, as some objects do not have a length at all and thus are not of the same length as anything, even themselves.
Step 6: Decrease T by a relation such as (n + 1) =T (n), 0 < < 1, in which is the cooling schedule.
If a relation such as fatherhood is identified with a pair of accidents, then it will follow that fatherhood is partly in the son (since the pair is such that one of its members is in the son).
Any spatio-temporal reality, whether an 'insubstantial' property, such as a color, or something as abstract as a relation, such as farther-away-than, or faster-than, so long as it takes its place as a spatio-temporal element at home in the world of physics, is accepted as part of this one great spatio-temporal world.
Thus the performance requirement is: (25) C (t m ) ≤ C m A relation such as eq. (25) is called a "satisficing" requirement, as opposed to an optimization requirement.
In particular, whole system gestures summarize an entire system over time not just a single relation such as an increase and thus would be expected to be more spatially complex.
The sources of ambiguity include ambiguities at the sentence and utterance levels, ambiguity arising from the existence of multiple explanatory plan schemas, ambiguity arising when it is possible to place a mentioned concept into more than one competing category, and ambiguity arising when it is unclear which concept is the topic of a particular relation (such as a question).
One potential reason prior investigations have not observed medial temporal lobe involvement particularly in the hippocampus, is that the baseline comparator conditions used also contained a formal relation, such as matching two identical circles [ 10] or an explicit rule [ 2].
During the early development of the model it was sufficient to use a simple relation such as eq 25 or 26 to represent this correlation.
A clear relation, such as concentrations of large positive/negative residuals around clusters of alcohol outlets, could indicate social processes unexplained by the model and lead to further analysis.
That is, how closely the return values satisfy a linear relation such as.
