Sentence examples for present relation from inspiring English sources

Addationally, for authentication of the present relation, the achieved results are distinguished with earlier research works in specific cases and marvelous agreement has been noted.

The present relation combines the solution of DeCoursey (1974 Chem. Engng Sci.29, 1867 1872) for irreversible finite rate reactions, and the solution of Secor and Beutler (film model, 1967 A.I.Ch.E. J.13, 365 373) for instantaneous reversible reactions.

Since I started with a quote by John Stuart Mill, let me end with another one: I deny that any one knows or can know, the nature of the two sexes, as long as they have only been seen in their present relation to one another.

Arguments for 'order-of-magnitude' suggest that there is much data on the present relation between temperature and food poisoning, particularly for Salmonella, and that models for impact assessment are available.

At present, relations between Israel and European governments are not at all good.

Are present relations between China and the Soviet Union of another na ture, a nature different, say from those which may be established sooner or later between China and the United States?

At present, relations are especially strained with two of its largest trading partners following the UK's controversial use of anti-terror legislation and the extensive losses experienced by German banks from the failure of the Icelandic financial system.

"People with past or present relations with the company hardly qualify as independent, but that is exactly what you find when you look more closely at the nonexecutive directors at many companies," says Kapitan.

Consequently, we have the present relations with Russia and Trump as president.

Both historically and in the present relations between Russia and Syria have not been perfect and have had many contradictions - just like the relations between Israel and the United States (for a recent example of the latter view here).

Nevertheless, because blacks were educationally and socially disadvantaged in the South, Breckinridge concluded that "the interests of both races in the Commonwealth would be promoted by the continuance of their present relations".