Sentence examples for relates to the very from inspiring English sources
One plausible explanation that is proposed herein relates to the very efficient collision free coupling that occurs between the S2(B3Σu−) and S2(B″3Πu) states.
One long overdue item I would like to see addressed relates to the very prediction of gravity waves originally described by Albert Einstein as a result of his groundbreaking work in general relativity more than a century ago.
This approach relates to the very core of the product.
The first reason relates to the very low expectations for the German economy.
This paper relates to the very large literature on the assimilation of immigrants in the host labor markets.
The choice to investigate the dependence of dY residuals on IMF B y separately for IMF B z different polarities relates to the very different large-scale dynamics and morphology that characterise the magnetosphere when IMF switches from southward to northward.
This apparent inertness is in part related to the very high dissociation energy of the molecule.
Original kinetic equation and some thermodynamic data related to the very complicated equilibria involved are also presented.
Once it was closely related to the very idea of "being cultivated", an entirely passé notion connected with membership of a certain view of European, Græco-Roman civilisation.
As contributors, they examined how identity and representation function in these games, and if they relate to the very software and hardware of the game itself.
Survival enhancement in pseudoKreisel aquaria was mainly related to the very lower proportion of juveniles showing swim bladder hyperinflation during the first days of life.
