Sentence examples for be a simple relation from inspiring English sources

And, given that this awareness is supposed to be a simple relation, there is no question of producing an analysis of the proposition which represents it as a conjunction of propositions each of which seem to express facts which do not depend on anything Jones can do.

6 Thirdly, the recorded diagnosis for a sickness absence may not cover all of the actual causes as sickness absence is a complex multifactorial behaviour and there may not be a simple relation between illness and taking of sick leave.

In principle there is a simple relation between the ratio of the radii of gyration and the hydrodynamic radii: g′ = gb.

In Leavitt's words, taken from her study of 1,777 variable stars recorded on Harvard's photographic plates, "A straight line can be readily drawn among each of the two series of points corresponding to maxima and minima, thus showing that there is a simple relation between the brightness of the [Cepheid] variables and their periods".

She explained her discovery: "A straight line can readily be drawn among each of the two series of points corresponding to maxima and minima, thus showing that there is a simple relation between the brightness of the variables and their periods".

Use of the LVHWT definition resulted in a higher prevalence for two observers and a lower prevalence for the other two observers and vice versa, indicating that there is not a simple relation between the two definitions.

Therefore, the relation between the gene expression ratios observed in the SAGE and Affymetrix platform cannot be assumed to be a simple linear Y = X relation.

For fourteen pairs of liquid, immiscible or containing a solute at equilibrium, these results can be correlated with a simple relation between the relative velocity of the two phases, the dispersed phase hold up, the terminal velocity of a single drop and a constant m which only depends on the phase viscosity ratio μC/μD.

If the coefficients a i and b i are properly set, a simple relation between λ and δ 0 can be obtained and δ 0 can be estimated.

A new and robust evaluation procedure for such tests is proposed, and a simple relation for the equivalent plastic strain at failure for combined normal and shear deformation, respectively, is developed.

As it is based on a simple relation between logs and TOC, it cannot resolve other organic geochemical parameters.