Sentence examples for produced relationships from inspiring English sources

Walker But in "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" [by Harriet Ann Jacobs] and other slave narratives written by women, that's always kind of the subtext, because there are children that are produced, relationships that are formed or allegiances that are formed with white men in order to have freedom.

The class reverse transcription represents the biological process by which a complementary DNA (cDNA) molecule is produced (relationship produced by ) from a mature transcript (relationship has participant ).

This procedure allows to produce relationships which depend only on the kinetic coefficients of the KID mechanism and the gateway substance reaction.

In Clark's career we see the role of the artist transformed herself from a creator of discrete objects into a cultural figure who creates experiences, produces relationships, invites participation, and emancipates the spectator.

Space could perhaps should be designed as a separate entity, with its own dignity, being able to provide a meaning or to produce relationships not necessarily conceived by designers (Wineman et al. 2006).

However, sequencing many characters for few taxa can lead to problems such as long-branch attraction [ 76, 77] and produce relationships that are misleading (e.g. [ 78- 81]).

As figure 8 shows, the model presented here produces relationships with exactly the same signs as those observed by Drummond and Wilke (2008), whether selection on codon choice is driven by translational efficiency or translational accuracy.

Jordan has since forged a fruitful longterm producing relationship with Ontroerend Goed, taking the company's shows all over the world.

In fact, it is this nonselectable bundle of relationships that produces intergenerational relationships of love and hate.

Some degree of inaccuracy in reporting or recording this information is inevitable, however it seems likely that misclassifications would be random, and random measurement error is likely only to attenuate any relationships, not produce spurious relationships.

Partnering with the Saudi government has long produced complicated relationships for American firms.