Sentence examples for notional relationship from inspiring English sources
However, the concept of a soil production function does not appear to have been utilised until well into the following century when Carson and Kirkby Carsonn, M.A., Kirkby, M.J., 1972. Hillslope Form and Process. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 475 pp) expressed it as a notional relationship.
The folly of interacting with a real child in order to test out a notional future relationship with an imaginary one (versus the obverse: the folly of rushing into that relationship with no experience or sense of one's aptitude whatsoever).
Frances and Sophie live together, share jokes and secrets, and are much closer than Frances is to her notional boyfriend: that relationship has been tested by the issue of getting cats, rather as in Miranda July's The Future.
Based on these definitions, a notional graph of the relationship between cumulative contaminate load and resultant effect is illustrated in Fig. 8.
The exchange is offering increasingly sophisticated services, such as auctions that factor in transportation costs, different currencies and even the notional cost of having to build a new relationship after switching suppliers.The process is also faster and more transparent than before it moved online.
That is, perceiving successfully the statuses of the notional machine and the statuses of the target domain world, and the relationships between them would derive better understanding of the program code like an expert programmer.
Health, Ira decided, was notional.
The fame is similarly notional.
Or some other notional figure.
