For example, the component-of relation defines the relationship between a protein monomer and a protein complex of which it is a part, and it defines the relationship between a gene and the chromosome on which it resides.
Mr. Gates called the development of Indonesia's military "a key component" of relations between the United States and Indonesia, and "a vital aspect of Indonesia's emergence as a prosperous and stable democracy with global reach".
The use of cross-correlation analysis and the generation of control surrogate data sets by phase randomization allow us, even in the presence of very low signal-to-noise ratio, to extract the linear component of the relation between the cardiac and brain perfusion signals and to provide a quantitative measure of the significance of this relation.
The failure by courts to apply CIL as automatically-incorporated common law in this context, involving traditional rules of CIL that are a central component of international relations, casts substantial doubt on the conventional wisdom that international human rights law should be applied as self-executing federal common law.
International trade is an important component of international relations.
The three tiers are connected through the dashed line that shows the regional relationships, a key component of international relations theory.
However, technology is always just one component of societal relations and developments; many other and sometimes more relevant aspects - like patterns of production and consumption, lifestyles and cultural conventionalities, but also national and global political framework conditions - have to be considered to understand and assess societal developments.
The security dilemma is a classic component of international relations theory.
During his visit to the States this autumn, Pope Francis emphasized the Golden Rule as a bottom line component of human relations.
The flexibility of plant tissues, as characterized by bulk modulus of elasticity, is an important component of plant water relations (Steudle et al. 1977; Joly and Zaerr 1987).
Purity: this measure expresses the level of mixture of a component in relation to other components of distinct classes.
