Sentence examples for preferential relationship from inspiring English sources

Some of them exhibit a preferential relationship in their heteroepitaxy, where the Ge(0 0 1) planes are parallel to the LaAlO3(0 0 1) ones, but rotated by 45° in the [0 0 1] direction.

Publishers like Electronic Arts quietly wish that one platform or the other would win (as long as they also have a preferential relationship with it) because it makes their lives easier.

Publishers like Electronic Arts quietly wish that one platform or the other would win (as long as they also have a preferential relationship with it) because it makes their lives easier.

Both nations harbor long-standing hostilities toward Iran and both want to preserve their preferential relationship with the US.

The legacy of that era remains as a preferential relationship between the Indian banking authorities and their big, sluggish children: the public sector banks.

I don't think we should confuse the term special relationship with a preferential relationship – it is special in the sense of shared culture and history, but not in terms of the two countries doing each other favours, as evidenced by Obama's message that outside of the EU, Britain would have to go to the back of the queue for a new trade deal with the US.

In this study we aim to deepen our understanding of gender homophily and its impact on crucial aspects including the way in which users join a social networking service, the establishment of preferential relationships and grouping patterns.

In summary, our method allows to validate links describing preferential relationships among the heterogeneous elements of bipartite complex systems.

Chirot continued to describe the preferential economic relationship Cote d'Ivoire enjoyed with France, who considered this former colony a linchpin in its Africa strategy.

Based on prior theoretical and empirical work (Wang et al., 2010), we hypothesized that the DN would have a preferential positive relationship with memory; however, based on the results of Andrews-Hanna and colleagues (2007), we examined the alternative hypothesis of a positive correlation between the DN and all cognitive domains.

We also hypothesized a preferential positive relationship between the FPCN and executive function, based on prior data that relate structural measures and functional activity in regions within this network to executive function (Gordon et al., 2015; Hedden and Gabrieli, 2010; Hedden et al., 2012b).