Sentence examples for only that relation from inspiring English sources

If one single option depending on one m-system is chosen to act as the entry condition to the next system, the SEs should show not only that relation but the simultaneity relation to one option from each of the other member systems.

That is not true, and 60 pages later Reichenbach qualifies the claim to mean only that the relations follow from the general theory of relativity.

As we have seen, Aristotle not only assumes that relations are accidents in the Categories, but intentionally characterizes them in such a way as to exclude substances from this category.

But if that is the view, then identity could be just as strict, fixed, and precise as both Butler and Reid seem to want, for Y could be identical to X only in case that relation obtains, no matter how strongly or weakly.

And while Russia may indeed be building new missiles, there will be a lot fewer of them; it spends on defence only a fraction of the Soviet total.Not only that, but Russia's relations with the West, however difficult, have never been more intimate.

Not only that, but whatever good relations there had been with the loyalist community have gone completely and utterly down the pan.

A committee will consider the claims, and the company will drastically relax its usual stipulations, requiring only that claimants demonstrate a familial relation to the insured.

Note that by assuming that an access control state ε is given by a binary relation UP ⊆ U × P, we are not assuming permissions are directly assigned to users; rather, we assume only that one can calculate the relation UP from the access control state.

Nervous and with reddened eyes averted from his old schoolmate, Bates testified in a Manhattan court today that Ulbricht at first refused to explain what the questions were in relation to, only that they were being used for a "secret" site.

If there was anything remarkable in what he said, it's only that the Vatican's public-relations crew still hasn't found a way to keep the pope from making cosmetic missteps that distract attention from his message.

And among her broadcasting and writing assignments, Pei has recently become a columnist for The Sun. Pei is pragmatic about her success in public relations, noting only that she believes most anyone could accomplish the things she has done.