Sentence examples for a structural relation from inspiring English sources

Like the most general relations, the relation between principle and concretum is a structural relation (A.24b).

For example, suppose that the only way of being true turns out to be a structural relation R between reality and certain representations thereof.

Some see it as essentially a cluster of other property rights of particular content, such as those to possession, income, etc, whilst others see it as being basically a structural relation between rights, content being comparatively irrelevant.

[To complement the structure vs. function distinction, see van Fraassen 2008, 309 311 for a structure ("structural relations") vs. history ("the intellectual processes that lead to those models") distinction; cf. Ladyman et al. 2011] In all of this, embedding via isomorphism is a clear contender for theory interpretation under the Semantic View.

Cytochrome c domains are also present in some subunits II of A type enzymes [13], which show a close structural relation with subunit II (FixO) of C Type enzymes [19].

Then, we framed and estimated a SEM per each set of hypotheses formulated following a linear structural relation approach (Jöreskog and van Thillo 1972).

On the other hand, a close structural relation exists for IL-17A and IL-17 F (~50 % homology, depending on species).

Theory predicts a close structural relation of formal languages with natural languages.

Landis [ 36] showed that in an adult DM case, the long axes of the mineral rods followed the long axes of associated collagen, but without a definitive structural relation with the collagen period.

This gives us a sense in which Dasein has an internal structural relation to the nothing.

The stereochemical theory suggests a physical and structural relation between the coding triplets (either codons or anticodons) and their cognate amino acids [[ 3], Chs.