Sentence examples for conventional relations from inspiring English sources

We also briefly describe our initial prototype Trio implementation, which encodes ULDBs in conventional relations and automatically translates TriQL queries into SQL commands over the encoding.

It is concluded that conventional relations for the turbulent burning velocity of Bunsen flames are inadequate because they should include two additional parameters: mean velocity ¯¯¯U and burner width W.

By using the conventional relations between the moments and the cumulants found in the high-order statistics theory, the TCF takes therefore the form: (13).

They found that a large body of empirical material concerning so-called "exceptional experiences" can be classified according to their deviation from the conventional reality model of a subject and from the conventional relations between its components.

Hughes regularly brought together seeming opposites in ways that simultaneously asserted their connection and transgressed conventional relations of power.

In an early FELA case, this Court noted that the words 'employee' and 'employed' in the statute were used in their natural sense, and were 'intended to describe the conventional relation of employer and employe.' Robinson, supra, 237 U.S., at 94, 35 S.Ct., at 494.

In the case of many symbols, the natural relation between symbol and thing symbolized is not strong enough by itself to achieve the symbolism, and the conventional relation was entered into in order to effect a symbolism that already had a certain natural basis.

Particular words express particular objects only in virtue of the conventional relation established, within a linguistic community, between generic words and meanings.

However, in recent genome-wide approaches, it has been recognised that this conventional relation primarily holds among CpG dinucleotides residing in CpG islands and proximal promoters, whereas gene body and distal enhancer methylation, as is the case for CpG-2031, has been shown to correlate in either direction with gene expression.

The measured data fit well with conventional theoretical relations for the TEM performance metrics.

This iterative process is usually not taken into account in conventional refinement relations.