Sentence examples for in a particular relation from inspiring English sources

More vividly, a relation can be described as a set of n-tuples where each tuple combines those objects that are in a particular relation with each other.

And this statement is surely a further analysed form of the first one. But why do I call it "further analysed"?—Well, if the broom is there, that surely means that the stick and brush must be there, and in a particular relation to one another; and this was as it were hidden in the sense of the first sentence, and is expressed in the analysed sentence.

With the Satosphere, we find ourselves in a particular relation, in which the dome is a base, a screen, but also a physical space in which we can wander.

The fourth kind of definability is a pair of notions, implicit definability and explicit definability of a particular relation in a theory.

Our immunohistochemical results, showing cytoplasmic protein aggregates in the cytoplasm of many fibers in all patients, failed to reveal a particular relation between histopathological aspects and specific mutations [ 1, 2].

And the fourth says that if objects having two intrinsic properties can be in two regions, and those two regions can be in a particular spatial relation, then the regions can be in that relation while filled by objects having those properties.

Moreover, the disruptive influence was unaffected by whether the platform was situated in a corner created either by two striped walls, or by a striped wall in a particular spatial relation with a white wall.

We had a discussion the other day, not in particular relation to these signings but does everyone have to get on all of the time in teams?

The Australia Council Act 2013 says a minister is "unable to give direction in relation to the making of a decision by the council, in a particular case, in relation to the provision of support" but the minister does have the power to direct the council in relation to performance of function and exercise of powers.

You can never assume that because you're in a particular spot in relation to the hole you know what club to grab.

At one point I recalled analytic geometry lessons and thought that if I place the camera in a particular position in relation to the floor and the subject, I can imagine the angles in the shadows and that could help me.