Sentence examples for and a relation to from inspiring English sources

Stable operation conditions are identified and a relation to the operating conditions is established.

The useful energy removal from the tank under various operation conditions is calculated, and a relation to estimate such energy is obtained.

This paper presents two approaches to gas distribution modelling, which introduce a time-dependency and a relation to a time-scale in generating the gas distribution model either by sub-sampling or by introducing a recency weight that relates measurement and prediction time.

Instead of holding that the perceptual content derives from the content of belief, one might instead hold that the contents of perception and the contents of belief are in some sense analogous, and more generally that experiences and beliefs are similarly structured by contents on the one hand, and a relation to those contents, on the other.

An overproduction of LTB-4 and IL-8 in the EBC of subjects with more advanced stages of lung cancer and a relation to cancer progression were further described.

She drew from Arnold Gessell's Embryology of Behaviour (1945) to argue that psychotic children retained primitive embryological motor functions that prevented the integration of mental functions and the establishment of an ego and a relation to reality.

No great director has built a career with as overt and obsessive a relation to a cinematic forebear as Brian De Palma has in regard to Alfred Hitchcock.

We give a representation of the least eigenvalue by the variational formula and give a relation to the least eigenvalue of the Schrödinger operator without the magnetic field.

The six sequences in subtree 'a' belong to region I and show a relation to heme transporters such as HutA.

You don't have to, but pick a Harry Potter character, and choose a relation to you.

An orchard has a relation to mankind, and readily connects itself with matters of the heart".