Sentence examples for explaining the relation between from inspiring English sources

The theologians had to assume the task of explaining the relation between God, the unaffected and unchanging cause of all things, and the universe.

This is Rémy (Rémy Girard), a Montreal history professor, explaining the relation between his bald, fleshy, libertine self and the slim, impeccably coifed and tailored young man who stands by his hospital bed.

However, there is no research so far explaining the relation between blood oxygenation and muscle fatigue directly.

Of course, the non-Buddhists have a panoply of theories explaining the relation between the self and the mental events with which it is complexly entwined.

Some have seen Themistius as a Neoplatonic source of light imagery in explaining the relation between the active and passive intellect, based on Aristotle's tantalizingly short comments at On the Soul III.5 (Mahoney 1982).

The classic theory of crystal growth has been used for over one century and it seems to be very successful in explaining the relation between crystal morphologies and their corresponding crystal structures.

One of the models explaining the relations between codon bias and selection is the selection for translation efficiency model (or the translation-selection model): codon usage in highly expressed genes is biased toward "optimal" codons corresponding to the more abundant tRNAs.

Contrary to our expectation [ 35], ToM could not explain the relation between perception and positive symptoms because perception was not related to positive symptoms (r = -0.06) in the present study [ 11].

It was Orwell, of course, who first explained the relation between decadent language and corrupt politics.

It was impossible to explain the relation between God and the world or the causal interaction of mind and body or to account for events occasioned by free will.

One way of looking at the grammar of a language is to consider it to be a set of statements that explains the relation between the meanings of all possible sentences in a language and the sounds of which they are composed.