Sentence examples for classical relationship from inspiring English sources

We have reached an era when our instincts, anxieties and gadgets collide; our classical relationship with birds is reinforced and our understanding is enhanced.

Very recently, Ouyang and Xu [11] studied the endpoint case of the main results of [10] by means of the classical relationship between BMO functions and Carleson measures.

Figure3 shows the Classical relationship between thrust coefficient and axial induction factor, Glauert correction relationship, Buhl empirical correction relationship, and experimental data of Moriarty et al.[6].

That said, Davidson is surely right to note that classical relationships were as often one-sided, or ethereal, or just plain frustrating as relationships anywhere, and that many probably did not include sex at all (see poor Alcibiades' relationship with Socrates), much less any specific kind of sex.

LAI maps proved to be as accurate (i.e., RMSE≈1.3) as those obtained with classical relationships that are calibrated with in situ LAI measurements.

The objective of this study was to observe classical relationships between pedestrian flow parameters based on field data considering deterministic and artificial neural network (ANN) approach on sidewalks for heterogeneous condition in Indian cities.

Theoretical results which are in accordance with the analytical and numerical resolution of the dispersion model for a closed system are compared with the classical relationships of the normalized outlet concentration for open systems and the validity range of the equations is discussed.

I started noticing these classical relationships being acted out between women (and men) and that really intrigued me.

Indeed, Vmax, Km, k1, k2, and k3 are linked through classical relationships (Segel 1975): but knowledge of Vmax and Km leaves one of the microconstants unspecified.

It is conceptually and technically simplistic in the sense that spectroscopic measurements are used to obtain the concentration ratio of the oxidized and reduced partners (protein and dye), providing the equilibrium constant, which is related to potential via the Gibbs energy (using classical relationships, see Supplementary material).

The results also showed that the TA-matrix performs better in predicting ability than the classical numerator relationship matrix and the realized relationship matrix which are derived solely from pedigree or markers without regard to the trait.