Sentence examples for horizontal relationship from inspiring English sources

Companies are generally considered to have a horizontal relationship when they are direct competitors in the same market, like two car makers.

Underneath the supreme authority, Ayatollah Khamenei, are councils and ministries that have a more or less horizontal relationship and continually vie to fill whatever vacuums are left by the Leader.

Given the positive slopes associated with internal remittances and the near horizontal relationship for external remittances, it appears that the earlier results are driven by internal remittances.

In their study of the distance from the anterior edge of the ramus to the foramen in a horizontal relationship, Afsar et al. [27] analyzed radiographs and found this distance to be an average of 20.20 mm.

"GEN will develop a more horizontal relationship with its members.

Where Japanese posters place both girl and insect on the same visual plane, American posters turned the "horizontal relationship vertical," says Ogihara-Schuck, who wrote a book on the subject, instead standing an army of humanoid figures on the insect's head, most of which are not even characters in the movie.

They are good at vertical relationships with mentors and bosses, but bad at horizontal relationships with friends and lovers.

It's the horizontal relationships like the ones we're building that create security on the ground, not the hierarchical institutions.

The best, strongest and most functional organizations are ones where the horizontal relationships are really powerful and where people trust each other, work with each other, support each other, help each other, hold each other's hands and move forward together.

These are horizontal relationships of similarity between properties of objects in the source and the target.

First, from the view of horizontal relationships, the earmarked project system increases competition among central ministries.