Sentence examples for homogeneous relation from inspiring English sources

What Derrida says here defines a general project which consists in trying to conceive the relation between machine-like repeatability and irreplaceable singularity neither as a relation of externality (external as in Descartes's two substance or as in Platonism's two worlds) nor as a relation of homogeneity (any form of reductionism would suffice here to elucidate a homogeneous relation).

In 2004 (Fig. 5a) there were only three types of homogeneous relations which represented a relatively similar weight: the more relevant entrepreneurship, the transfer of knowledge through collaborative projects and the PRs.

Since sampling across different populations was not homogeneous in relation to age and sex, statistical analyses were conducted at the individual level to control for them.

The risk of having low HDL-cholesterol did not show a homogeneous inverse relation to HbA1c, being lower in the middle range of HbA1c (8.6 to 11.4%) than in HbA1c levels equal or above 11.5%.

Shirshov's algorithm gives linear bases and algorithmic decidability of the word problem for one-relation Lie algebras [207], (recursive) linear bases for Lie algebras with (finite) homogeneous defining relations [207], and linear bases for free products of Lie algebras with known linear bases [208].

That is, groups are intra-heterogeneous in terms of autonomy level but inter-homogeneous in relation to all the groups in the classroom so as to ensure balance and effectiveness in all teams.

Elliptic algebras (Feigin, Odesskii) These are associative algebras presented by n generators and n ( n - 1 ) / 2 homogeneous quadratic relations for which the dimensions of the graded components are the same as for the polynomial algebra in n variables.

As a special case when the layer is homogeneous, the dispersion relation coincides with the classical torsional wave equation.

In fresh and homogeneous rock, the relation between stress and mechanical failure is commonly described by the Mohr-Coulomb criterion (Scholz [2010]) with flow through fractures to be characterized as sublaminar by the Darcy flow (Sausse [2002]).

(2.24 Finally, to obtain the explicit formula (2.18) (which will not be used below) we observe that the Eq. (2.20) for positive (and negative) n is a homogeneous linear recurrence relation with constant coefficients.

The results of UV fluorescence tests and FLIM showed that the fluorescence emission's distribution map does not have distinctive and homogeneous characteristics in relation to the areas with the discoloration.