Sentence examples for is a relation which from inspiring English sources
One's very selfhood depends upon this repetition, for according to Anti-Climacus, the self "is a relation which relates itself to itself" (The Sickness Unto Death).
In addition, it was given a relation, which is derived from the blob theory for the temperatures above the theta point, for the estimation of the thermodynamic parameters of polymers for mixing.
In terms of Figure 3, the Equinumerosity Lemma tells us that if there is a relation R which is a witness to the equinumerosity of F and G, then there is a relation R′ which is a witness to the equinumerosity of the concepts that result when you restrict F and G to the objects other than x and y, respectively.
But a nonlocal equation is a relation for which the opposite happens.
This simple approach can be further optimized if we apply a supervised machine-learning method for scoring the probability of an entity to be part of a relation which was manually curated and inserted into the CTD database.
is a consequence relation which is substitution-invariant; therefore < L, ⊢M > is a logic system.
A preorder ⪯ on X is a binary relation which is reflexive and transitive.
Suppose they each satisfy the singular predicate F, and have no proper parts which are F. Suppose there is a join relation which combines particular individuals to make plural individuals only (call it a plural join or 'p-join').
The experimental data τp(f) are well represented by a relation which had been developed for the description of peak-aged γ′-strengthened nickel-base superalloys.
Here are two examples of something which looks like a property but is in fact a relation: the attribute of being prime, which is a relation between a prime number and all other natural numbers, and sensible qualities, which are not internal properties but relations between external things and sense organs.
It is a unique relation which can begin to cease with a change in the subject; but the concept is neither cause nor effect of such a change.
