Sentence examples for direct relation of from inspiring English sources

In both you find repetition, discontinuity, direct relation of man to the cosmos, passages of intense sexual loathing.

There is a direct relation of pain to memory.

A direct relation of heating rate of the sample to its decomposition temperature was noticed.

The direct relation of porosity, surface area and particle size with the carbonation yield has been examined.

Moreover, in studies of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii algae, the direct relation of proline amino acid content to plant's resistance to metals was revealed [31].

A direct relation of axial velocity and parametric value of λ is also verified as in the case of one-value yield stress fluid.

I've seen it argued, too, that those Christmas doughnuts that Germans call "Berliners" in fact are direct relations of the oily cakes and fritters Jews bake at Hanukkah to celebrate "the miracle of light".

However, one should nonetheless bear in mind the moment of truth in Rand's otherwise ridiculously ideological claim: the great lesson of state socialism was effectively that a direct abolition of private property and market-regulated exchange, lacking concrete forms of social regulation of the process of production, necessarily resuscitates direct relations of servitude and domination.

In this paper, the importance of the direct relations of σ D, σ α, and σ-Ncarrier is demonstrated to understand functions of lithium electrolyte solutions.

In this paper the results of high throughput experimentation are presented and discussed using the direct relations of C2 C4 selectivity and methane selectivity in order to distinguish unique catalyst systems that are selective towards C2 C4 olefin production.

Jehst Some will be unable to concede that poetic 'meter' and beat pattern are direct relations of each other, and they are probably the same people that would insist that Jehst be described as a rapper and not a poet in the same breath.