Sentence examples for more recent relations from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, earlier illegitimate ancestors are easier to trace than more recent relations.

While more recent relations in EMS-98 intensities are presented in the literature for Himalayan earthquakes (Szeliga et al. 2010), we retain this relationship in MSK-64 because it facilitates direct comparison of our results with those of Shiono (1995).

In more recent works, the relation between origin and traceability emerges quite strongly (Leonetti et al., 2009; Chan-Halbrendt et al. 2010; Mane-Kapaj et al. 2010; Gázquez‐Abad and Sánchez‐Pérez 2009; Cicia et al. 2005; Menapace et al. 2008; Deselnicu et al. 2013; Gambaro et al. 2013).

A more recent development in relation to managing heterogeneity is to measure it using random effects methods [ 13, 14, 132].

"Subsequent versions of the story have the hermit being caught in the local tavern after three weeks and dismissed, and more recent elaborations include improper relations with a dairymaid," Mr. Campbell writes.

More recent work has articulated interfield relations without relying on the notion of a theory (Bechtel 1986, Burian 1993, Grantham 2004a, 2004b, Mitchell 2002).

To strengthen ties, the German embassy in Cuba developed cultural and educational micro programs implemented through church-affiliated organizations to help bilateral relations in more recent years.

In more recent years, "town and gown" relations have soured as students and permanent residents looked at each other with increasing hostility.

More conclusive measures and findings stem from our ability to assess uncertainty across the spectrum of legacy data in relation to more recent HRT data using techniques like we have documented in this research.

This seemingly reasonable argument crashes headlong with the more recent contributions of neuroscience in relation to brain functioning, especially from the point of view of the mental processes underlying decision-making.

Several studies and reviews identify a lack of current evidence in relation to more recent innovations in community-based support [ 26, 52, 53](M), M).