Sentence examples for around the relations from inspiring English sources

A potential intersection between these discussions arises around the relations between parts and wholes or temporality, which have come under scrutiny from philosophers focused on the physical sciences (Hüttemann 2004, Love and Hüttemann 2011, Rueger 2000, Rueger and McGivern 2010).

However, an earlier version of this entry (first published in 2007, last version Winter 2014) was organized around the relations of assertion to other topics, including truth and logic, and contained, e.g., discussions of conditional and hypothetical assertions.

For half a century their subject had been built around the relation between two sorts of chemical.

The main issues, nevertheless, quickly became plain: eligibility for membership and the character of party discipline; but, above all, the key questions centred around the relation between the party and the proletariat, for whom the party claimed to speak.

The major scientific results of the first period were crystallized around the ideas of caveolae involvement in calcium regulation in smooth muscle, or around the relation between cGMP and vasodilation.

Something close to a new conventional wisdom has grown up around the relation between trade and development.

TA developed from decades of debate on the impacts and governance of science and technology (S&T), especially nurtured by post-war science and technology studies (STS) (van den Ende et al. 1998), and has revolved around exploring the relation between science, technology and society, including policy-making.

This SNA points to what is designated as an egocentric network in the literature (Marsden 2002), mapping the relations around a focal agent the ego.

Kantor was trying to find creative ways around the public relations shield that protects a political wife like McCain, an intensely private person.

The commentators are now dancing around the public relations damage to Jones, their best hope for stardom, and saying they hope the accusations against her husband won't be "a distraction".

The parliamentary election, the most open since the fall of the Shah, has been long awaited by the Clinton administration as a test of whether it could turn around the hostile relations of the last 20 years before Mr. Clinton leaves office.