Sentence examples for an exclusive relation from inspiring English sources

There is hopefully never a case to be made for an artist to conceive his work in an exclusive relation with a museum.

In an exclusive relation, only a predefined number of entries, denoted by the constant U, occur at the same time.

The solution of imagining Israel as a metaphorical woman, in an exclusive relation to the divine maleness, may have solved the first dilemma of homoerotic desire only by generating another.

Generally, if we denote the activation of a parent node by a p and the activations of its child node by a ci, with i=1,…,z and ac 1>ac 2>…>a cz, then the following activation spreading rule applies for an exclusive relation: a p =median({a ci |a ci ≥a cU }).

It bears no exclusive relation to aesthetic experience, which is promiscuous and wordless.

He wrote that it "depends on the advantage which certain individuals have over other individuals of the same sex and species, in exclusive relation to reproduction".

Consequently, given the mutually exclusive relation of intrinsic reality and emptiness, if intrinsic reality is granted even a conventional reality status, Candrakīrti contends, one has to reject emptiness as the ultimate truth (M 6.34, DBu ma 'a 205b).

Darwin described sexual selection in terms of "the advantage which certain individuals have over other individuals of the same sex and species, in exclusive relation to reproduction (1871, vol. 1 256).

This inferred mutual exclusive relation is consistent with studies reporting that common sites along paxillin mediate its interactions with FAK and vinculin (Turner and Miller, 1994; Brown et al., 1996).

Trialists can and should report the calculated confidence intervals and the exact P-values, but their exclusive relation to the null hypothesis should be kept in mind.

Oborne has very interesting material on D'Oliveira's differences with Hassan Howa, president of the non-racial South African Cricket Board of Control, a rival to the apartheid-accepted, whites-only cricket body with which the rest of the world had traditionally had exclusive relations.