Sentence examples for in relation to the external from inspiring English sources

The infantile ego develops in relation to the external world and reflects (as psychoanalysis has emphasized) the helpless and dependent infant's efforts to alter or alleviate painfully intense stimuli.

Instrument air or inert gas is introduced into the enclosure until a defined overpressure in relation to the external atmosphere is achieved, which is then maintained during the operation of the system.

The micro-climatic data where R. nasutus were sheltered demonstrated that the babaçu and carnaúba palm trees presented significant differences (p < 0.05) in relation to the external environment, except for temperature and relative humidity regulation, suggesting that the architecture of the babaçu crown keeps a more stable micro-environment.

We therefore require a decision-making framework within which we can judge the suitability of activities for our academic purpose in relation to the external framework which will judge the suitability of the outcomes as professionally impactful architecture, urban design, etc.

Furthermore, the results of the test-retest procedure provided adequate evidence in relation to the external reliability of the index.

In his monumental overview of the field, first published in 1975, Wilson discussed Selye's general adaptation syndrome in relation to the external and internal triggers of aggression.

Recommendations on the selection of appropriate ventilation strategies in relation to the prevailing external conditions were derived and the appropriateness of the control methods was discussed (Kolokotroni et al. 2001).

Because the osmotic pressure inside a bacterium is approximately 3 atmospheres in relation to the normal external environment, this results in extrusion of the cytoplasmic membrane and, ultimately, hypotonic lysis.

In relation to the effects of external temperature on wing patterning, we showed that all color traits increase in size with increasing temperature with the exception of the rings of a single eyespot previously shown to be under sexual selection in males [ 25].

To exclude the possibility that the SSI was explained by higher-order factors relating to the direct self-other comparison—e.g., social desirability bias, as well as any unaccounted for own-versus-other skin or stroking properties in experiment 3, we asked a separate sample to compare their own skin and the other's skin separately, in relation to the texture of external objects.

Rather than focusing on the body-subject's internal workings, memory is sought in its relation to the external world with which intentional consciousness is inextricably interwoven.