Sentence examples for meaningful interrelations from inspiring English sources
Ms. Cheng's program, characteristically adventurous and filled with meaningful interrelations, largely duplicated that of her September event.
They are codetermined by a quest for meaningful interrelations between the observed phenomenal features, as when one looks for an "ideal type" [ 59].
Semantic networks consist of one or more propositions, which are described as statements that contain information parts (concepts, facts, experiences) and their meaningful interrelations or 'links' [ 12, 13].
For one thing, the word group has sometimes been used to designate the members of a social category based on possession of a common attribute, even when the members have no meaningful degree of interrelation.
Positive interrelations = blue, negative interrelations = red.
And all the interrelations.
He is equally right in pointing out the interrelation and the functional links between these problems and laborrepresentation on corporate boards and in politely blaming us for the lack of meaningful discussion.
"Meaningful reform of I.M.F.
