Sentence examples for any particular relation from inspiring English sources

In modernity, epic writing has no longer any distinct form that could express any particular relation between life and essence within a totality.

Nonetheless, Bell and other liberal sociologists do not assume any particular relation between ideology and the status quo; some ideologies serve the status quo, others call for its reform or overthrow.

Annual growth in outcomes does not display any significant relation with payments: basically, linear fits are flat and the scatterplot does not highlight any particular relation (nor sensible outliers).

There is no reason to assume any particular relation between dose response in this region and across the entire follow-up.

This specification does not force any particular relation between categories, other than the order of them [for more details, see Supplemental Material, Section S1 (doi:10.1289/ehp.1002118)].

You do not need to apply the wax in any particular relation to the wood's grain.

He is "set aside" for a particular relation to that which is regarded as holy and good.

The occurrence of words that can express a particular relation around or nearby entities.

The fourth kind of definability is a pair of notions, implicit definability and explicit definability of a particular relation in a theory.

More vividly, a relation can be described as a set of n-tuples where each tuple combines those objects that are in a particular relation with each other.

Some aspects often analyzed for RE are presented below: The occurrence of words that can express a particular relation around or nearby entities.