Sentence examples for appropriate relations from inspiring English sources

All these principles concerning the division of governmental functions and their appropriate relations were incorporated into the constitutional law of England and other Western countries.

Appropriate relations for scintillation index S4, and phase variance δϕ are derived and computed for different parameters of the plasma density irregularities of the ionosphere.

In this paper, a numerical investigation, supported by experiments, is conducted aimed at deriving appropriate relations for the in-plane/out-of-plane capacity interaction in unreinforced brick walls.

Another analysis reveals the existence, for appropriate relations between density ratios and junction locations, of a mode in which the behaviour is like that of an L-shaped membrane with a "directed slope" boundary condition on the cut-out edges: the other (massless) segment moves like a doubly ruled surface in the form of a hyperbolic paraboloid.

The former takes appropriate relations among states as basic.

and proved, under appropriate relations between p, m and g, a blow-up result.

For instance, Newton's second law tells us that each specific, determinate mass m (a scalar, and so a monadic property) and total impressed force f (a vector, and so a relational property) stand in the N-relation to the appropriate relation (vector) of acceleration a (= f/m).

Nonetheless, despite those doubts, most ethicists consider the morally appropriate relation to future generations to be a serious topic.

(b) If a particular cause is to be a prior determinant of a particular effect, then there must be an appropriate relation between cause and effect.

The debate over the nature and appropriate relation between varieties of justice and forgiveness is ongoing, with much recent philosophical research devoted to these topics.

"The 'organ' of introspection is attention, the orientation of which puts a subject in an appropriate relation to a targeted state" (Goldman 2006: 2006.