Sentence examples for reduction of relations from inspiring English sources

For example, the ordered pair of individuals a, b can be defined to be {{a},{a,b}} where {x,y} denotes the class whose sole elements are x and y. (Wiener 1914 had suggested a similar reduction of relations to classes).

Most of the rest of the book is a restatement of the Axiomatization with more extended examples and fewer proofs, and explicitly construed as a reduction of space time relations to causal relations supplemented with definitions.

I and Thou is considered to have inaugurated "a Copernican revolution in theology against the scientific-realistic attitude" (Bloch [1983], p. 42), but it has also been criticized for its reduction of fundamental human relations to just two the I-Thou and the I-It.

Such a reduction in the number of operationally meaningful concepts is almost bound to result in a corresponding reduction in the number of relations that can be tested empirically.

Moreover, he proceeds by means of extensive real-life case studies and considers new types of reduction relations if the case under consideration cannot be described by the relations considered so far.

William Wimsatt (1976) argued for a shift in the reduction debate from talk of relations between theories to talk of decompositional explanation via mechanisms.

This reduction of the uncertainty relation is due to information gain from the cylindrical boundary condition.

The socio-cultural context must be addressed to ensure the reduction of harm in relation to systems of care, particularly to prevent gendered stigmatization of affected individuals.

The examples provided converge with the literature confirming the utmost necessity to engage with the FGC practicing communities allowing for ethically sensitive strategies, reduction of harm in relation to systems of care, and prevention of the risk of systematic gendered stigmatization.

Severe cognitive impairment was highly significantly associated with lying on the floor for a long time and, unlike the reduction of effect in relation to getting up unaided, adjustment for mobility, age, and sex strengthened this finding: adjusted odds ratio 8.1 (95% confidence interval 2.1 to 31.0).

Treatments such as these provide a reduction of time in terms of relations among events and are therefore especially germane to a relational conception of time (and, more generally, of space-time).