Sentence examples for is relates from inspiring English sources
verb
To tell in a descriptive way.
"How high that risk is relates to how much their partners, who are victims, look like employees," he said.
Kann, whose first book this is, relates the flower-filled affluence and heartache of her youth, but her descriptions are methodical rather than illuminating.
He fails to address the fact that the Handschu lawyers have filed a motion arguing that these operations actually violate the consent decree, including the prohibition on keeping information collected at public gatherings unless is relates to suspected criminal or terrorist activity," Patel added.
(GW V, 184 | VnL 126) Mathematics, that is, relates to an object given a priori, or rather "itself determines these objects a priori".
Questions about how this physical property, whatever it is, relates to properties currently invoked in neuroscience come later and are necessarily secondary to this monistic conclusion.
The first case is relates to the on-grid PV 10 MW power plant for different sites, while the second paper describes the finance analysis of a standalone off-grid PV system generating electricity to feed a residential house in rural area of Egypt.
"Clothing is related to that".
The second elephant is related.
