Sentence examples for relate facts from inspiring English sources

This critique of universal concepts is tied to the critique of formalism; Horkheimer finds fault in the fact that the sciences relate facts to concepts in terms of the "relation of classes to instances" which can be "accomplished by a simple deduction" (p.225).

When doctors appear in court merely to relate facts that they have observed, they are governed by the rules applicable to an ordinary witness.

It is "our Business to relate Facts as they are," Fielding told his reader, classing himself among historical writers who draw their materials not from records but from "the vast authentic Doomsday-Book of Nature".

The second constituent of the historiographical operation is that of explanation/understanding, the activity by which historians relate facts to one another.

Several passages relating facts and lore about the river distilled passages from the book.

"He's not really disclosing an incriminating fact and then claiming a privilege as to related facts," Professor Kamisar said.

And both of these last statements are undeniable facts, related facts, containing the gravest implications for us all.

He sent out postcards alerting residents to the new program, relating facts and figures that Mr. Woodward said were skewed, but Mr. Trowbridge said were not.

The two historically related facts are evidently parallel: on both sides the rudiments of monotheism are present, though in a more elaborate form with the prophet Zarathustra.

More details as regards these and related facts can be found in [7, 9, 10].

In this section, we will provides the Littlewood-Paley theory and the related facts.