Sentence examples for fixed in relation from inspiring English sources
Their prices are fixed in relation to the price of gas, and they have recently enjoyed remarkable profits although in many cases their costs have not changed, participants said.
In 1958 Noa Eshkol and Abraham Wachmann proposed a mathematical system in which movement (of the joints, for example) was analyzed anatomically, in degrees of circular movement in either positive or negative directions, with positions of the body being fixed in relation to two coordinates.
We observe correlations between environmental and internal parameters, namely that the duration of short-term memory of sensor stimuli has to be fixed in relation to the objects' relative dispersion and featural descriptions.
In an airplane, the flight path of the wing is fixed in relation to its forward flight; in a helicopter, the flight path of the rotor advances forward (to the helicopter's nose) and then rearward (to the helicopter's tail) in the process of its circular movement.
At this stage, the embryonic axis is not fixed in relation to the axis of the egg but varies in its position (Fig. 4C E).
The reason for this is that the back wheels are fixed in direction in relation to the car.
More often than not poetry feels itself obligated to work up its fix in relation to the new everchanging, opportunistic and largely immoral sincerity of the public discourse and all the more so because this discourse is so extremely pervasive and mechanisms of defence are not yet created or, often not even imagined.
We did this on a subjective basis due to the wide scatter of GPS fixes in relation to the actual nest site (mean ± standard deviation 46±5858 m) as a result of interference by structures around the nest such as cliffs and tree canopy.
If t is fixed in (x k,xk + 1), then relation (1.8) contains at most six non-zerosummands: ∑ j = k − 5 k a j ω j ( t ) ≡ φ ( t ).
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