Sentence examples for practical relation from inspiring English sources

The prediction model can provide an accurate and practical relation between the straightening press curvature and the initial bending curvature.

In this paper, a practical relation for predicting brittleness and some relations between mechanical and index parameters of the Asmari limestone were established.

I was the kind of man who spent as little time as possible in front of mirrors, the kind of man who had a brisk and practical relation to his reflection, with its tired eyes, its disappointed shoulders, its look of defeat.

And this status as to several wives may well continue to exist, as a practical relation, although for a period he may not in fact cohabit with more than one; for that is quite consistent with the constant recognition of the same relation to many, accompanied with a possible intention to renew cohabitation with one or more of the others when it may be convenient.

Regarding practical relation identification problems, Wang et al. (2010) interpreted the implicit semantic relation between N-N compounds by adopting a dynamic approach using paraphrasing verbs.

Obviously, he declared, they were not "in their proper practical relation with the Union"; whence everyone's object should be to restore that relation.

In the foreign‐policy message President Nixon asserted that the United States was seeking to improve practical relations with Peking.

In developing a clear analysis of the practical relations between economics and law, no jurisdictions have been more exemplary than Australia and New Zealand.

As Olson, puts it, if it's right that "the relations of practical concerns that typically go along with our identity through time are closely connected with psychological continuity …, then the Biological Approach does have an interesting ethical consequence, namely that those practical relations are not necessarily connected with numerical identity" (Olson 1997b, 70).

We must be cautious about buying into Xi's China Dream, but at the same time treat the development of practical relations separately from the power game in Northeast Asia with a value-neutral, pragmatic perspective.

For the present, I hope I have at least raised some key questions about the cognitive and practical relations between modalities in medicine, about the conditions under which they developed differently, and hence about the path dependency of their interactions.