Sentence examples for over the relation of from inspiring English sources

Getting Under the Skin is a major contribution to the debate over the relation of new media to the human body.

In the century that separates us from the futurists, a subtle change has come over the relation of art and technology:  if the "avant-garde" (a military term first used with reference to culture and society around 1820 by the French socialist writer Saint-Simon) was once prophetic, it now occupies a subaltern position.

Turning to meta-ethics, a vibrant debate exists over the relation of desires to reasons to act.

It drew division lines within French, and even British, biology over the relation of organisms to history, and it directly engaged the possibility of species change.

Today it is generally agreed that a considerable number of the 219 censured propositions have a bearing on the reintroduction of pagan philosophy into the arts faculty, and on the ensuing crisis over the relation of faith and reason.

Although controversy exists over the relation of calcification to plaque vulnerability, pathology data indicate that atherosclerotic calcifications are frequent in acute lesions and are associated with plaque healing after rupture, thus being a possible marker of susceptibility to ischaemic events [ 87].

Assuming that other types of neurons (or pyr cells at other layers) have not been measured, do not over-state the relation of avalanche dynamics to pyramidal cells.

At first the total number of leucocytes decreased over time; therefore, the relation of leucocytes in effusion and leucocytes in blood decreased over time showing a statistically significant correlation (R = −0.98, P = 0.011, Figure 3).

The conserved role of Hox genes in axial patterning is referred to as functionally homologous across animals (Manak and Scott 1994), over and above the relation of structural homology that obtains between DNA sequences.

The site quality class of teak can be determined by the relation of circumference over height from predominant trees.

'Plenary authority over the tribal relations of the Indians has been exercised by Congress from the beginning, and the power has always been deemed a political one, not subject to be controlled by the judicial department of the government.