Sentence examples for for another related from inspiring English sources
2. The fluctuations in the market for one artist can and often will affect the market for another, related artist.
We found reports of a further three relevant studies through the reference lists of included studies, another two through a different search undertaken for another, related review, and three through an informal search of 'Google Scholar'.
When A is not Lipschitz continuous, or it is Lipschitz but the constant is not known, the fixed parameter λ must be replaced by stepsizes computed through an Armijo-type search, as in the following method, presented in [39] (see also [18] for another related approach).
I already used sound and soil for another related project, the Terramater teaser, realized with Samuele Grando.
He's done a version of his Swords into Plowshares at the Pelican Harbor Park in Miami, Florida, and he has plans for another related work in Russia.
The absence of correlation of the enzymatic activity of SigA with its binding activity has been noted for another related SPATE autotransporter, Tsh [16].
In addition to "Twilight," there is another related sketch for "Twilight in the Wilderness": an oil study for "The Heart of the Andes" (1859), a glorious landscape painting in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art; and a sketch for "Niagara" (1857), perhaps his most famous picture, in the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington.
Notwithstanding Mr Brown's quaint-sounding offer of British ships to help intercept weapons in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, no other country's military ambition is likely to look so shrunken.And there is another, related reason for the subtle diminution of Britain's foreign policy.
Another related partner for PfAPP is a putative ER lumen protein retaining receptor (PF13_0280), which contains a signal sequence that facilitates the protein transport between the cis side of the Golgi apparatus and the ER [ 94].
North Carolina is enzootic for another closely related alphavirus, EEEV, for which birds are thought to be the main reservoirs (35 ).
When we resort to metaphor, a term that routinely stands for one thing or kind is made to stand for another, suitably related thing or kind instead, and this change in what the term stands for occurs on the fly, without warning and without special explanation.
