Sentence examples for relating i from inspiring English sources

Suppose we agree that there is some true epistemic principle relating (i) a relevant sensory experience to (ii) one's justified belief that one is standing in front of a tree.

According to Hankins, the ICC relating I to II is 0.83, so the reliability is high.

Gossard said that Backspacer is "what we could have done for the last five records, in terms of re-engaging with the roots of why this band works", and that "there's plenty of ballads, too... and there's some shifts in how Jeff and Matt and I are all relating—I think this record's got a chance to sound significantly different".

The study's comprehensive and detailed analyses strengthen existing evidence relating I-131 exposure and thyroid cancer risk; additional followup of this cohort is necessary to more accurately describe excess risk by time since exposure.

"We were... related," I said.

"I can relate, I can sympathize with their loss.

I can't relate, I really can't".

"Are you by any chance related?" I left them talking.

"How are they related?" "I'm deficient in buoyancy, you know what I mean?

During this period, Bush relates, "I sought opinions on Iraq from a variety of sources".

Blodget wrote back, "Jack, No hopeful news to relate, I'm afraid.