Sentence examples for fixed relationships from inspiring English sources

This was reflected in the view of foreign-exchange shortage, already discussed, in which it was thought that there are fixed relationships between imported capital and domestic expansion.

We cannot assume fixed relationships between structures and functions.

McPeek and Sun (2000, p. 1079) point out that although the sampling distribution of log likelihood ratios for two fixed relationships is often close to a normal distribution (as we have shown previously; Figure 2, Appendix Tables A11 and A12), the sampling distribution of the maximized version tends to be skewed (the difference is between the estimate of R fixed or varying from sample to sample).

Another source of fixed errors could be the assumption that there is a fixed relationship between the bony landmarks and the glenoid.

It bore a fixed relationship to those risks.

Its efficient assembly mirrored that of auto production, and like a car, it had no fixed relationship to its context.

Flexible stage theatres are those that do not establish a fixed relationship between the stage and the house.

Coherence, a fixed relationship between the phase of waves in a beam of radiation of a single frequency.

A laser, unlike an incandescent source, produces a beam in which all the components bear a fixed relationship to each other.

Given these, it seems a stretch to put too much faith in a fixed relationship with bond yields, much less the view that shares are fairly valued when these yields are equal.

If the illumination of the object is coherent, however, then there is a fixed relationship between the phase of the light at all pairs of points in the incident beam.