Because propensities are to be features of external events and not, to use Hume's phrase, relations of ideas, the propensity theory and the statistical-frequency theory are sometimes grouped together as accounts of chance.
For the latter, we propose a new architecture named PCNN, which utilizes two cascading convolutional layers to model the word-phrase relation and the phrase-sentence relation.
The campaign represents "a coming of age" for Sage, Ms. Blackwood says, adding: "It's odd to use that phrase in relation to Sage, but for 30 years it has been unsung.
Moran responded by commending Murray's military service, while saying that he used the phrase in relation to Murray not having engaged in "local civic engagement" and not having served in local office.
The only other thing I'd add to it would be tossing the phrase (in relation to the Republicans' reaction) "14th nervous breakdown" in there somewhere, just as a garnish.
Population health has emerged as a widely used phrase in relation to accountable care organisations (ACOs).
The last time the public relations organization updated its definition of public relations was 1982, when it adopted this vague phrase: "Public relations helps an organization and its publics adapt mutually to each other".
So today Abdullah used the phrase "normal relations".
It's not quite re-defining the word "is," or the phrase "sexual relations," but it's not all that far off, either.
In an area where neighbours do not always see eye to eye, the spread of his technique may perhaps put a positive spin on the phrase "diplomatic relations are glacial".
A database search of San Francisco Bay Area phone listings produces 586 hits for the phrase public relations — two to three times as many as five years ago.
