In cases of an absence of the skeletal-related, three-dimensional defect, morphology in a relation to the implant position soft-tissue grafting seems to be the only reconstructive option.
These selves, like the lump and statue, are numerically the same without being identical, but they don't stand in a relation of accidental sameness, as they could not fail to be related in this way.
Either way, you are in a relation to it.
I think it's right to recognize that Obama himself stands in a relation of some ambivalence to this posture.
In fact, the fearless modernist still lived with her mother, in a small apartment in Brooklyn, in a relation that had the appearance of deep filial devotion.
The geographers could bypass the national by simultaneously conceiving the local and the global in a relation of mutual co-dependency.
A portrait stands to its sitter in a relation that is not unlike that which obtains between a description and the thing described.
But in his final period he taught following, as he claimed, a suggestion of Ludwig Feuerbach (1804 72)—that a human being can realize himself only in a relation with another, who may be another person or God.
Mr. Ricci's name surfaced in a relation to the inquiry in which some of the firm's senior managers altered Barclays' submissions to the London interbank offered rate, or Libor.
A clue to the intentions behind both "Home" and "Gilead" — which do not coexist in a relation of chronological sequence or thematic priority, but instead turn together like enmeshed gears impelling a single narrative machine — may lie in that passage from the 78th Psalm.
We should say that the lump and statue stand in a relation of "accidental sameness".
