Sentence examples for changing the relation from inspiring English sources

Kennedy said that the new law is "changing the relation of the individual to the government".

He put it to the government's lawyer, the US solicitor-general, Donald Verrilli, who is defending the law, that the new law appeared to be "changing the relation of the individual to the government".

The largest betatron accelerates electrons to 300 MeV, sufficient to produce pi-mesons in its target; the energy loss by its electrons through radiation (a few percent) is compensated by changing the relation between the field on the orbit and the average field inside the orbit.

Additionally, introducing the as a product, we are not changing the relation between the blocking and dropping probabilities, and the becomes simply a scale factor.

In other cases, the reversed ordering, although not ungrammatical, does cause a shifting of sense, at the same time changing the relation between subevents as shown in (20), that is, the latter event is always considered a purpose.

Liver echogenicity increases due to the presence of fatty infiltration and/or fibrosis [ 21, 23], changing the relation between liver and right renal cortex echogenicity [ 21, 22].

For while relations between bodies and events are necessarily variable and changing, the relations constituting space and time must be viewed as determinate, fixed, and ideal.

Poincaré declares that by changing the relations ri, the geometrical proposition R′(A′, B′) could even serve to describe the relationship between two different physical bodies (see Poincaré 1905b: 166 67; 166 67 336).

Simply talking about bettering race relations without changing the power relations will get us nowhere".

The main reason of changing the equivalence relation lies in the fact that in the case of Γ 1 ( n ), as we will see below, the elliptic elements do not necessarily correspond to circuits of the same order.

Additionally, we frequently altered the bed positioning to maintain hemodynamic condition during anastomosis, which readily affected the arterial blood pressure by changing the positional relation between introducer and right atrium.