Sentence examples for basis of relations from inspiring English sources

The solution to a target problem is designed on the basis of relations existing between a source case (problem and solution) and a target case.

Mr. Bush scorned arms control as the basis of relations, seeing it as anachronistic, and the treaty he signed was so general it came to fewer than 500 words.

In return, Xi said he "appreciated his U.S. counterpart, Donald Trump, for stressing that the U.S. government adheres to the one-China policy," which he called the "political basis" of relations between the two nations, state news agency Xinhua reported.

Here households, lineages, and other kin-based groups were examined as units of production; property was seen as the basis of relations; and class and social change were placed at the centre of research.

The starting point of the investigations presented here is the presentation of sound deformation in a room on the basis of relations occurring between the elements of two sets P and S. All possible acoustic states of the room are assigned to the elements of set P. In this way the so-called space of room acoustic states are obtained.

Lippmann argued that diplomacy should be the basis of relations with the Soviets; he suggested that the U.S. withdraw its forces from Europe and reunify and demilitarize Germany.

A more generalized relation which would connect every element in the matrix, (Figures 3 and 4) both discrete and/or continual ones, can be defined on the basis of relation (quotient) of two hyperspherical functions, one with increment of arguments dimensions degrees of freedom, that is, the assigned one while the other would be the starting one (the referred one).

The basis of flow relations is Newton's relation between force, mass, and acceleration and flow rates are expressed as linear velocities or in volumetric,mass, or weight units.

Besides being "global", a Klein geometry (space) is completely homogeneous in the sense that its points cannot be distinguished on the basis of geometric relations because the transitive group action preserves such relations.

That prescriptions can stand in logical relations to one another does not entail that pragmatic or similar coherence or incoherence forms the basis of these relations.

We can't do this on the basis of personal relations.