However, according to the sketch plan on diary page HUMFA_Vol.04.p.062, there are only three shafts: (from S to N) G 2389 A and B, and G 2452 A. This plan seems to bear closer relation to what is visible in photos HUMFA_A816_NS, PDM_1993.117.35, and PDM_2011.01.17_254.
Some theorists, accepting the notion that the taxes a person pays ought to bear some close relation to the benefits the taxpayer enjoys from the operation of government, have tried to show that, at some levels of income, benefits increase more rapidly than income.
Freedom and self-determination also bear a close relation to another characteristic of the person's spiritual nature: creativity.
Everyday life is getting more expensive for Argentines, as the prices of many goods and services still bear a close relation to the US dollar.
Moral sentiments seem to involve an important element of judgment, but they also bear a close relation to motives for action, and so may be considered a species of passion, broadly understood.
But the economic importance of stories bears no close relation to their monetary value (which can be measured only after the fact, if at all).
Just as the spacing of the planets bore a close relation to the polyhedral forms, so, too, Kepler regarded only those rays hitting Earth at the right harmonic angles to be efficacious.
Even though it was several times stronger than anything else on the market, and bore a close relation to heroin, Purdue claimed that OxyContin was not addictive and was safe to treat even relatively minor pain.
This ratio bears a close relation to (6) used in the statistical hypothesis testing approach to UV.
It also bears a close relation to the hydrology of a watershed since the greater the L o, the greater, in general, is the infiltration and the less the direct surface runoff (Horton 1945).
While accepting the bi-directional influence of facts and values, Anderson (2004) rejects holism, arguing that some observations bear closer relevance relations than others to specific values.
