However Prichard is pretty catholic about what is to count as a relation, since he allows common humanity to count as such: 'the obligation not to hurt the feelings of another involves no special relation of us to that other, i.e. no relation other than that of our both being men, and men in one and the same world' (13).
For example: it is sometimes assumed that, whatever may be true of content or intentionality, the phenomenal character of one's experience, at least, is 'fixed internally' — i.e., it involves no necessary relations to the nature of particular substances in one's external environment or to one's linguistic community.
He characterizes wonder in ways reminiscent of Descartes: it involves no judgment evaluating our relation to the object, and it doesn't dispose the body towards action, since it produces no agitation in the nerves leading to the heart.
Some powers, though properties of agents naturally expressed by 'can', do not intuitively involve any relation to action.
According to Henry, truth involves a relation to an "exemplar".
The analogy in this case involves the relation between consciousness and information.
It involves complex relation between power consumption and node interference range.
In contrast the power to speak French will be an ability, since it involves a relation to action.
BACP model involves precedence relations, but the related courses are not necessarily assigned to closest periods.
For America, it involves relations with an emerging superpower (China); relations with a re-emerging Russia; relations with key U.S. allies (Japan and South Korea); and a major escalation in the threat of proliferation to non-state parties.
One area in which Kant takes Hutcheson to task involves our moral relation to ourselves.
