Keep in mind that there are really no inherently "good" picks, so if I talk up a specific player (or knock another), it is really in relation to the round.
"In terms of the rail facility, one of the things we're looking at is - and the rail facility is really in relation to the situation in western Canada where there is growing crude oil volumes and not enough pipeline capacity to get it out of Alberta for a two or three year period," Guy Jarvis, president of liquids pipelines for Enbridge, said on the call.
Does the lack of primary measurement really matter in relation to global food waste estimates?
Mercator's Projection, the 16th century cylindrical map of the world, distorted things so that North America, Europe and the USSR all looked larger than they really were in relation to the 'third world'.
Hannah is nothing if not zealous in his attention to his characters, and no detail of their psychology or family history is too trivial for him to append, but you never get the feeling that these people really exist in relation to one another.
It really happens in relation to opportunity".
This hegemonic status is, however, not really relevant in relation to the rehabilitation efforts, even if the cancer and its treatment involves specific rehabilitation needs, since the rehabilitation process should be able to explore, identify and communicate all relevant rehabilitation needs.
Though not really addressing reference in relation to specifically theatrical names, Degani-Raz (2003), 20 years later, connects the study of reference (in both the analytic tradition and semiotics) to her thesis that theatre refers to a "possible world".
It exists through the Atlantic alliance, but it cannot be the only possible route, because who knows what the US president really wants, particularly in relation to the Atlantic alliance and burden-sharing?
"One message I have for people in Scotland is that on these really serious issues, in relation to this terrorist activity and when we had issues around the Ebola case in Scotland, the UK Government and Scottish Government really do work very closely together.
This is as it should be: architecture only really makes sense in relation to the ideas and actions that influence and are influenced by it, and books that focus too narrowly on the magic of individual buildings sometimes get a bit narrow.
