Sentence examples for depend on relations from inspiring English sources

Some philosophers take attitudes to be relational in another way as well, namely that attitude contents depend on relations to the environment: e.g., one cannot desire water unless H2O is (or was) present in one's environment.

Hence space does not depend on relations between things in space.

Without relations, there is neither unity nor multiplicity; form and quality depend on relations (A.28a).

Any reconciliation between Tamils and the Sinhalese majority depends on relations between the northern provincial government and Mr Rajapaksa's national one.

But the testing of string theory depends on relations between strings and us.

As in other biomes, quantification of biomass depends on relations between lidar metrics (mainly mean or total canopy height) and estimates of plot biomass from field measurements and allometric equations [41,42].

Results obtained at various parameters of dust particles show that the influence of dust particles on sheaths strongly depends on relations between some characteristic times the time of an ion penetration through a sheath, the ion collection time, and the ion scattering time.

"The Arctic itself doesn't play much of a role in Arctic security relations— it all depends on relations elsewhere," said Ekaterina Klimenko, researcher for the Armed Conflict and Conflict Management Program at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.

As in other biomes, quantification of biomass depends on relations between lidar metrics (mainly mean or total canopy height) and estimates of plot biomass from field measurements and allometric equations [ 41, 42].

Their quality as reasons may depend on their relations of support vis-à-vis the propositions inferred (and believed).

So and are polynomials in and, respectively, and by (2.13), but and have the exact representations that depend on the relations of, and.