Sentence examples for core relations from inspiring English sources

MK: We have 15 "core" relations, where we've invested $8 million to $10 million, then we have a pilot program where we invest $1 million in 8 or 9 groups that we like but we have some lingering questions about their strategy.

He posits two core relations between effort and moral worth: The effort that the agent exerted in performing the morally desirable action (henceforth, 'Effort Expended') positively influences moral worth, in the sense that, at least over some range, increased Effort Expended makes for morally worthier action.

Conceiving Mediterranean port cities as a spatial expression of core-periphery relations and as gateways to the economic and social system of the industrial core, this study provides an account of urban change in Mersin over the last two centuries.

The influences of the layers winding geometry on current distribution and core voltage current relation are considered in this paper.

Although both conditions, traffic and OPD, can be regarded as emotional, the salience and emotional load of OPD sentences should be inherently higher since they are derived from each participant's core problematic relation.

Quantitative characterization of protein cores in relation to the corresponding structures and dynamics is needed to increase the reliability of protein engineering procedures.

In order to take a snapshot of core-periphery relation in a country, travel patterns between centre and periphery in Israel in 2007 are analysed using Mobile Phone signal tracking.

Furthermore, the way dating websites calculate matches distorts the very core of interpersonal relations.

The film was praised as announcing a new maturity in French cinema, reflecting the complicated sexual and racial tensions at the core of the relations between the coloniser and the colonised.

Links between the intelligence agencies, the core of bilateral relations for six decades, are worst of all, notably since America caught Osama bin Laden hiding amid Pakistan's apron strings.

Where descent theorists defined a set of parents and children as the core of kinship relations, Lévi-Strauss defined it as a husband and wife, their son, and the wife's brother.