Sentence examples for classic relation from inspiring English sources

The location of these unwitting memorials can teach us something about how cities really work; it illustrates the classic relation that exists in cities between patterns of activities and paths of circulation.

We also wanted to strike a balance between East and West, modern and classic, in relation to the shophouse architecture".

For the grain size larger than 25 nm, the variation of H V follows a classic Hall Petch relation.

It is often observed that the hardness (H) of conventional coarse-grained (>1 μm) polycrystalline metals and alloys increases with decreasing grain size L according to the classic Hall Petch relation: (7).

Such work is very different from classic public relations.

The release came on the Friday before the Memorial Day weekend -- a classic public relations maneuver that helped bury the news over the holiday.

"This is classic public relations b.s.

In its turn, description of heat transport driven in opposite directions by concentration, pressure, and voltage gives classic equilibrium relations for mass transport.

Some of the classic reviewed relations, such as the Stokes Einstein formula, are also contrasted with the available experimental data of both transport properties.

Chemical weapons lend themselves to a classic international relations dilemma.

Around this time, according to Handley, spectacle-makers in Europe mobilized a campaign to rehabilitate glasses-wearing, and embraced a classic public-relations technique that could work just as well for Glass: the celebrity endorsement.