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Bertrand Russell once wrote: "The 'is' of 'Socrates is human' expresses the relation of subject and predicate.

This density formula expresses the relation of the volume element between (M^{q}), (N^{r}) and (M^{q}cap gN^{r}).

Figure 5 expresses the relation of average sum rate versus number of relays under the algorithm in [2, 4] and the proposed one, respectively.

The onus is thus on the defender of strong Composition as Identity to explain why we should think the "are" in hybrid identity statements really expresses the relation of identity.

There Schleiermacher argues that the perception of beauty is a feeling but one which has a sort of deep cognitive content in that it expresses the relation of intelligence to Being.

If the representation '*' is related in these ways to other mental representations, it seems reasonable to say that it expresses the relation of conjunction, i.e. that '*' should be interpreted as 'and'and

He expressed the relation of philosophy to practical endeavours in the famous metaphor of the "tree": the roots are metaphysics, the trunk is physics, and the branches are morals, medicine, and mechanics.

In addition to regular kin terms with a simple possessor ("my father," "your mother's brother"), certain languages, including Warlpiri (Walpiri), have special triangular kin terms expressing the relation of both speaker and listener to the referent ("my father who is also your mother's brother").

Function ( fleft( {R_{t} } right) ) can be acquired using Eq. (3), which is a function to express the relation of the outermost particle radius ( R_{t} ) and apparent effective contact area ( A_{ceff} ).

(Duns Scotus, Quaestiones super libros Metaphysicorum, IV, q. 1) Porphyry's list of predicables not only occasioned the question of its relation to transcendental predicates, but also supplied a model to express the relation of 'being' to the other transcendentals as the relation between a subject and its properties (propria).

In addition to oxygen uptake related parameters, the characterization of ventilatory efficiency, usually expressed as the relation of minute ventilation to carbon dioxide output (VE vs. VCO2 slope), has become increasingly important due to its prognostic and therapeutic implications [ 8, 9].