If getting with the global program means sacrificing growth for greenness, it involves similarly wrenching tradeoffs in other spheres — for example, in the relations of parents and children.
This phenomenon is illustrated, for example, in the relation between the action of a thermostat and the temperature of a room.
It was in this atmosphere of virile camaraderie that there developed the characteristic ideal of Greek love that was enduringly to mark Hellenic civilization and to deeply influence its conception of education itself for example, in the relation of master to pupil.
The steady advance of global warming, for example, in relation of the inertia of the public, is case in point.
Charles Hartshorne (1897 2000), for example, claimed that "the relation of God to the world must necessarily be conceived, if at all, by analogy with relations given in human experience" (Hartshorne, 1941).
Quine often took this tack of making problematic relations explicitly linguistic, for example, in the case of propositional attitudes; see Quine (1960: 211 216).
For example, in the study of water infiltration through porous media, Darcy's linear relation V = - K ∇ ϕ, (1.3).
For example, in the performance of nō, the ma of sound and silence does not have an organic relation for the purpose of artistic expression.
The thought is that, in addition to metaphysical grounding, there is, for example, the relation of natural grounding that is of particular interest to science and the relation of normative grounding that is of particular interest to ethics.
This is made plausible, in his eyes, through the selective interpretation of science, for example in relation to the effects of certain pesticides on bees.
A number of non-significant differences between the treatment groups were found in the present study, for example, in relation to use of concomitant drugs.
