Sentence examples for and a relation of from inspiring English sources

She is the granddaughter of an earl, a descendant of a mistress of Edward VII and a relation of Camilla Parker Bowles, Prince Charles's girlfriend.

"We're here at the 'joy in the morning' portion of this program," said Cate Ludlam, the president of the Prospect Cemetery Association of Jamaica Village and a relation of the Nicholas Ludlum family, despite the different spelling.

The strain rate sensitivity m was formulated on a basis of dislocation dynamics, and a relation of Ω∝m2 was found to hold between them.

Any 'hybrid' account would factor knowledge into an internal part, possibly a copy of the object known, and a relation of that copy to the object itself (on the 'copy theory', see section 5).

They might also claim that their opponents, who claim that the relation is category neutral, aren't properly distinguishing between grounding proper and a relation of metaphysical dependence more broadly construed.

It is possible to generate test data using a random or a pairwise approach, and a relation of the inputs with the outputs obtained can be displayed if a simulator is present.

Flickering frequencies obtained here could be summarized using Strouhal number and Froude number, and in a relation of St ∝ Fr-0.57.

Wang et al. [ 26] indicated an overexpression of PA28γ in breast cancer and demonstrated a relation of expression with cancer status and metastasis.

These results support the conclusion of Kapiteijn et al. (2001) and suggest a relation of p53 mutation to stromal MSI+.

In other words, we can at least say that supervenience, as opposed to grounding, is not a strict partial order and hence not a relation of ontological priority.

Thus, the relation between the vocal expression and the mental concept is, contrary to what was the common opinion since the days of Augustine and Boethius, not a relation of expression but rather of indexical signification.