Sentence examples for precisely this relation from inspiring English sources

Necessity (by virtue of another or in itself) defines the ways in which an existent exists: if an existent is necessary by virtue of another and therefore in itself possible, it establishes a relation 'of being caused' with something other than itself (its cause): it is precisely this relation that explains its existence.

The precise form of such an argument varies depending on what precisely the relation between God and evil is assumed to be.

And of course the analysis finds precisely the relation that Peter of Spain referred to.

Static and dynamic penetration stresses seem to be correlated with rebound and, more precisely, the relation between dynamic measurement and rebound seems independent of the mixture tested.

It is then crucial to describe precisely the relation between these two kind of models, especially close to discontinuities, where the difference between the models are expected to be the deepest.

However without an equation expressing precisely the relation of such an index to other concepts we are back to the situation where constraints are unknown.

In order to better understand skin photo-aging, and more precisely, the relation between UV and aging, several simplified in vitro models have been developed, based on in vitro models of cellular senescence.

More precisely, equation (5) shows this relation.

"Religion," he said, "has always been a matter of community building; a matter of building precisely those relations of compassion, fellow feeling and – I dare to use the word – inclusion, which would otherwise be absent from our societies".

It is important to point out that, mathematically, this relation only holds at precisely the frequency ω 1 = ω 3 / 2. When this condition is not met, we need to resort to the general form of the nondegenerate case, which we shall treat in Sections 6 and 7.

This relation may explain why the PGA/PGC ratio reflected stomach ACG more precisely than PGA alone.