Abstract relations, for instance, divided into existence; relation; quantity; etc – and existence divided into existence; non-existence; substantiality; insubstantiality; intrinsicality; extrinsicality, and so on.
Unlike most fiction cinema, nonfiction film is burdened by its relationship to the real, to the widely accepted, often underexamined idea that it is closer to the truth of existence, human relations and the world than, say, a Hollywood movie.
From the indigenous traditions to the Axial age religions arising in the last 3.000 years, humans have oriented themselves to the mystery of existence, to relations with other humans, and to nature itself.
Several reports have suggested the existence of relations between the endocannabinoids and migraine.
Thermogravimetric investigations confirmed the existence of relations between changes that appeared during dehydratation of calcined zeolite and its sorption affinity.
Published results obtained with these methods [7, 8] clearly demonstrate the existence of relations between the values obtained by PET imaging and the clinical diagnosis.
For his own part, Russell often described his dissatisfaction with the dominant Idealist (and largely Monist) tradition as primarily having to do with the nature and existence of relations.
Furthermore, the analysis showed that the intra-cluster correlation coefficient was significantly greater than 0 (p < 0.01), which indicated the existence of relations between knowledge levels of women in each cluster.
To demonstrate the existence of relation between metabolic syndrome and erectile dysfunction and to analyze the hormone profile of these patients regarding a healthy population group.
My dream for this project is to create this moment, this great moment of silence, that we are able to feel our existence in relation to everything in the world".
