Sentence examples for be in the relation from inspiring English sources

In another real stretch, Paulos describes the day, March 19 , 2002 when the pound sterling and the Euro just happened to be in the relation that the Greeks called the golden ratio: one pound was worth 1.618 Euros.

Two geometric figures are said to be congruent, or to be in the relation of congruence, if it is possible to superpose one of them on the other so that they coincide throughout.

It's in the relation between the sorriness and the wonderful that 8½ casts its spell.

Our specific interest was in the relation of theory, program, and evaluation.

The other may have been in the relation between the function and size of blood vessels.

The most significant scapular change is in the relation of length to breadth of a bone.

"We're in the human relation facilitation business," he said of There.

The avidity of uptake seems to be in relation to the secretory activity of the tumour.

Establishing contact with the Hidden Imam is suspect, implying that a person can be in relation with the hidden world.

The real impact will not be in relations between the Anglican and Catholic churches.

And where will Britain be in relation to Europe and the wider world?