Sentence examples for had the same relation from inspiring English sources

Women's bodies in Mannerist painting had the same relation, or lack of it, to reality as the bodies of today's runway models do: that is, they are absurd, hyperstylised goddesses who have nothing to do with experience.

Thus his calculus of relations became the study of a certain equational theory which he noted had the same relation to the study of all binary relations on sets as the equational theory of Boolean algebra had to the study of all subsets of sets.

In contrast, RPB1 and RPB2 have provided the basic catalytic structure for RNA Polymerase II, an enzyme which has had the same relation to its DNA template and RNA product over the entire span of eukaryote evolution.

They're shallow rooted, and seem to have the same relation to wind as a sail on a ship.

"Football has the same relation to education that bullfighting has to agriculture," Hutchins said breezily in dismissing the game.

At the moment, these have the same relation to reality that the plan of a real-estate development has to a city.

His pronouncements have the same relation to the verifiable world as a poem by John Ashbery (from whom Lerner takes his title).

He feels that a psychologist has the same relation to the poet that a road mender has to a miner The psychologist and the road mender go down about two inches.

All equivalence relations (e.g., that symbolized by the equals sign) obey three conditions: reflexivity (every element is in the relation to itself), symmetry (element A has the same relation to element B that B has to A), and transitivity (see transitive law).

He spoke of false idols (1620, aphorisms 40 44) saying that they have the same relation to the interpretation of nature that fallacies have to logic.

Although the average constraint violation has a direct relation with the allocated data rate to services, where the increment in one leads to the decrement of the other, it does not have the same relation with fairness.