(2) The structure in the relevant relations between the external properties the receptors are sensitive to is preserved in the structure of the relations between the resulting sensory states.
One may also conclude that not all network models resulted in a relevant relation between a variable and a specific taxon.
The Urelemente (objects that are not sets) are the physical objects in question, the relevant mathematical relation is isomorphism, and the mathematical structure is a segment of natural numbers with their usual linear order.
And to sense an obligation all that is needed is to put oneself into the relevant situation and consider the various ways of acting that are available, and the various relevant relations in which one stands to others and to oneself.
Furthermore, the experimentally obtained results are well corresponding with the analytical relations described in the relevant literature.
Whether this will count as a form of moral realism depends on how we choose to specify the relevant (in dependency relation between moral facts and our mental activity (to be discussed in section 5 of main entry).
Parmenides also says that the training process should involve extracting consequences for the relevant form in relation to itself and in relation to the others, and consequences for things other than the relevant form in relation to themselves and in relation to the relevant form.
In fact, in 1984 a regulation was brought in: A person shall not, during the relevant period in relation to an election under this Act, print, publish, or distribute, or cause, permit or authorise to be printed, published or distributed, any electoral advertisement containing a statement: 1.
The relevant questions in relation to predictors were related to height, weight, smoking habits and alcohol consumption in 1994.
We performed the relevant tests in relation to our AVEC: anti-HER-2 × HBsAg (Fig. 3).
