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Modernization was, thus, conceived of as the relations of production and standards of living characteristic of western Europe and the United States.

They are, respectively, defined as the relations of the single eigenvector, m eigenvectors, P eigenvectors, and responses between the master and the slave degrees of freedom.

To these Grundverhälnisse or fundamental relations belong, among others, the concepts of analogy, equality and fusion that Stumpf examines succinctly in the second volume of Tonpsychologie, as being the relations of logical and real dependency, the part-whole relations as well as the relations of real dependency between psychical functions.

Several problems, such as the relations of the cycle times to the depth and tip radius of the notch, loading frequency, loading range and the parameters of fracture design for medium carbon steel on condition of extra-low axial fatigue loading were discussed based on the experiments.

We propose a probabilistic approach for prediction of hitherto unknown functions of GWAS genes by capturing the complementarity of the GO terms between interacting partners as well as the relations of GO terms in the DAG.

Although conflicts of interest are now disclosed for most independently promulgated guidelines, the analyses should report who is likely to benefit and who will bear the costs, as well as the relations of the guidelines setters with those who will benefit.

As regards the relations of each neuron one can see Figure 1. Figure 1 Architecture of the model with 2 m neurons, m is an integer.

It is also a matter of proportions, such as the relation of wheel to body".

Considered as the relation of God to the divine names and attributes (Intelligences or archetypes), the relation is "everlastingness".

For Bernard as grammarian, the relation of the primitive word to its derivatives was of the same sort as the relation of the Platonic Idea to its immersion in the material world.

(1950, 3) {§6.7} [T]he sense of all objective judgments reduces to a final original relation, which can be expressed in different formulations as the relation of "form" to "content", as the relation of "universal" to "particular", as the relation of "validity [Geltung]" to "being [Sein]".