Sentence examples for in immediate relation to from inspiring English sources

As Kant had defined it, "intuition is that through which [a mode of knowledge] is in immediate relation to [objects]" (Critique of Pure Reason, A19).

But there is also the stratum 'below': no language use can come about without the formal resources of the language, and these lie at the lexicogrammatical stratum in immediate relation to 'meaning in context'.

In Table  1, characteristics are shown for patients with a CT scanning performed in immediate relation to admission (n = 81).

LVEF was measured in immediate relation to the PCI procedure, and changes after the PCI were not recorded in the database.

Eighty-one patients had a CT scan performed in immediate relation to the diagnostic LBP (median −2 h before LBP [−5 to 0 h]) and were included in the primary study analysis.

The basic idea of this Platonic atomism seems to be the following: Knowledge consists in standing in an immediate relation to an independent individual object (assumption b).

Anna McDonagh, who was born here in 1921 (and who is no immediate relation to Mr. McDonagh), said after seeing "Cripple" that its story moved her less than the sight of the characters' wool trousers and sweaters of a nearly bygone era.

Research exists with no immediate relation to the policy or program in scope, but its results help to sustain them.

This immediate relation to individual objects is best known under Russell's term "acquaintance".

Munby, who is president of the family division of the high court and of the court of protection, said the guidance was intended to bring about "an immediate and significant change in practice in relation to the publication of judgments".

The letter highlights the freedom of advocacy and requests for immediate response in relation to family reunification".