Sentence examples for expressing relationships from inspiring English sources
English does not have "grammatical gender"; its way of expressing relationships that have to do with the sex or animateness of entities is based on real-world awareness ("natural gender"), in which males are "he," females are "she," and inanimates are "it".
The system design is based on simple heuristics that identify verbs expressing relationships in English.
Venn diagrams and Euler circles have long been used as a means of expressing relationships among sets using visual metaphors such as 'disjointness' and 'containment' of topological contours.
The original, terrestrial-based HPD model integrates a general theory of spatial heterogeneity (patch dynamics) with hierarchy theory by expressing relationships among pattern, process, and scale in a landscape context.
Dynamic models represent situations as problem and solution statements or sets of propositions expressing relationships among urban constructs which form the vocabulary of, and used to describe problems and to specify their solutions within urban sustainability domain, to draw on Bibri [19].
By classifying the parameters in Web service interfaces and expressing relationships between them, a person or a program will be able to walk down or query a tree structure and find all the services that have to do with specific entities like a customer and an airline.
The slope in a linear equation, expressing relationship between the OCRA index and RTI, was 1 when RTI was multiplied by 2.2 and value of 1.06 was subtracted.
Perhaps we want to draw attention to a cause and its effect, or to express relationships in time or to put a rhetorical finger on a paradox.
Many indigenous dance forms are reflections of the same human impulses: to tell stories, to explain human history, to express relationships to the natural world and to honor ancestors and the gods.
SAR models seek to express relationships between chemical structure and physical or chemical processes that occur in organisms or in the environment.
QSAR models extend this approach to express relationships in mathematical terms so that it is possible to compute qualitative and quantitative values.
