Sentence examples for learn about the relation from inspiring English sources

Though he started his quest to learn about the relation between ritual and medicine, he came to see ceremony and ritual as an integral part of healing.

We learn about the relations between Arabs and Jews but also the different strati of Arab society -- the differences between those from the city and from villages, those from the Galilee and the area known as the Triangle -- the way Israeli Arabs disdain Palestinians from the West Bank, the treatment of those suspected of being collaborators with the Israelis.

By combining both measures and differentially manipulating cognitive and emotional aspects, more can be learned about the relation between the brain response and the bodily response and the differential impact of cognitive and emotional task aspects on these measures.

We aim at improving our understanding of the determinants that are related to the length of each non-coding region (promoter, 5'UTR, 3'UTR, terminator; exact definitions are given in the next section; see Figure 1), and learning about the relation between length distribution of non-coding regions and the functionality of the corresponding genes.

It is aimed at increasing adequate behaviours and learning about the relations between behaviour and mood.

Joint interviews are commonly used when analyzing the interactions between dyads; they help to create a dyadic picture and shared discourse, allowing the researcher to learn about the dyadic relations of domination/being dominated (Eisikovits and Koren 2010).

The notion of scientific reduction as used in contemporary analytic philosophy differs from conceptions of reduction according to which we learn about the instantiation of reduction-relations on a purely a priori basis from basic religious, metaphysical or epistemological principles.

And in the same way I acquired science knowledge on the job I believe that natural scientists can learn about the main aspects of international relations on the job.

Entitled "Understanding the Socio-spatial Practices of Migrant Communities in the Traditional Core of Doha," the project was an endeavour to learn about the dynamics of those communities in relation to the everyday urban environment.

Once in place, strong state regulation crowds out the possibility for workers to engage in negotiation and learn about the potentially cooperative nature of labor relations.

They argue that state regulation can reduce the possibility for workers to experiment negotiation and learn about the potentially cooperative nature of labor relations.