Sentence examples for intrinsic relations from inspiring English sources

However, the intrinsic relations between a network topology and its functionalities are still unclear.

In this review, two concepts of the friction coefficient derived from fluid flow and tribology were discussed to reveal their intrinsic relations.

The purpose of this study is to explore the intrinsic relations among various fuel cell system performance and cost indicators in order to provide insights for new cost effective and high performance designs.

Additionally, a fractal sponge model is developed to analyze intrinsic relations among porosity, volume and surface fractal dimensions by changing the removed number of cells, iterate steps and number of fractal cells.

As Dewey puts it, 'men are not isolated non-social atoms, but are men only when in intrinsic relations' to one another, and the state in turn only represents them 'so far as they have become organically related to one another, or are possessed of unity of purpose and interest' ('The Ethics of Democracy', EW1, 231-2).

When the visual target and the object evoked by the odour required the same type of grasp, facilitation emerged and the intrinsic relations amongst individual fingers were maintained.

The other god, according to Marcion, was completely ineffable and bore no intrinsic relation to the created universe at all.

In the past four presidential elections, political partisanship has become more uni-dimensional, with a higher percentage of voters tending to align with the same party on both economic and social issues — even though there is often little intrinsic relation between them.

(In one sense of the term "intrinsic relation", perception would be an intrinsic relation if this claim were true).

The intrinsic relation between these two methods is exposed.

The intuition that causation is an intrinsic relation does not apply in this case.