Sentence examples for another relation of from inspiring English sources

Providing yet another relation of stellar structure, this equation uses the following important quantities: a, the radiation constant noted above; c, the velocity of light; ρ, the density; and κ, a measure of the opacity of the matter.

The New Yorker, August 29 , 1931 P. 31Luncheon party of three relatives, an Aunt and two cousin They sight another relation of the family, and start tracing the marriage, etc. of their missing kin, and speaking in no flattering tones about her character.

Furthermore, Foucart [23, p. 49, Chapter 2] showed another relation of inequality between m and k.

He has spent most of his life in exile in Switzerland, but put in a stint as a chicken farmer in Britain.Bulgaria's King Simeon, another distant relation of the Queen, has received an invitation, although his links with Britain and its royals are weaker than some of his fellow Balkan invitees.

The category of κεῖσθαι is explained by Avicenna both in the Kitab al-Shifa' and the Kitab al-Najat as the manner of being of the body in as far as the fact that its parts constitute, one with another, a relation of inclination and parallelism in relation to the directions and the parts of the place, if the body is in a place, such as, for example standing up and sitting down.

Another relation is (iii) "of WordNet" that connects articles associated with WordNet classes to an appropriate entity type.

For example, the node can start receiving columns of another relation.

Another difference is the relation of the firm to regulators.

A succession of theater and television roles in Britain followed, including a 1965 television performance in one of Mr. Pinter's early plays, "The Caretaker," as Mick (another seeming long-lost relation of Max).

'External' relations link one or more figures to one another; for example, the relation of 'condition' links one or more figures being conditioned to one or more figures conditioning them.

However Prichard is pretty catholic about what is to count as a relation, since he allows common humanity to count as such: 'the obligation not to hurt the feelings of another involves no special relation of us to that other, i.e. no relation other than that of our both being men, and men in one and the same world' (13).