Sentence examples for fruitful relation from inspiring English sources

The unique quantification for self-organized criticality presented in this paper is shown to be intrinsic to quantumlike mechanics governing fractal space-time fluctuation patterns in dynamical systems and suggest a possibly fruitful relation and analogy between different subject such as chaos, diffusion and quantum physics.

Meanwhile, "each of the two camps was making contributions to quantum mechanics, yet each could take their position as a hypothesis for further work". The point: With every fundamental problem, be it scientific or humanistic, there are "alternative approaches which are in fruitful relation to each other". This applies to thinkers who were contemporaries-or centuries apart.

From 1979 onwards she developed fruitful relations with the Open Eye Gallery in Edinburgh, the Gracefield Arts Centre in Dumfries, and local galleries in Castle Douglas and Kirkcudbright.

There is no doubt that this is a book of first-class importance...as an example of the way in which fruitful relations can be established between economic and business history.

Feminist epistemologists question models of testimony as a transparent and unidirectional transmission of objective information, highlighting instead testimony's dialogic, strategic, and empathetic features, as well as the importance and difficulty of cultivating epistemically fruitful relations of mutual trust across differences in power (Bergin 2002; Lugones 1987).

Created in 1968 by an act of Congress, the Wilson Center describes itself on its website as a "nonpartisan institute," a "living, national memorial" to President Woodrow Wilson, charged with "symbolizing and strengthening the fruitful relations between the world of learning and the world of public affairs".

The concept of 'schema' exemplifies fruitful interdisciplinary relations between psychology and cognitive anthropology.

Anderson, who was an excellent organizer of people, kept a fruitful and productive relation with many participants of the Manhattan Project, and so he also participated indirectly in the construction of the first computer hardware and software.

Furthering this approach could be fruitful, especially in relation to education or supervision.

Distinguishing between routinization and institutionalization may be fruitful also in relation to other forms of sustainability, such as results, improvement practices/capacity, as well as aspects of improvement processes.

In each case Strenski overturns the claim while showing that it can nonetheless open up a fruitful inquiry into the relation of Durkheim to French Jewry.