Sentence examples for relating my from inspiring English sources

The so-called "collaborative filtering" programs that work by relating my browsing and buying habits to those of other customers sometimes yield picks that seem positively bizarre, forcing me to reconstruct my shopping history as well as to speculate on the crisscrossed threads that knit together popular culture.

(DOC 254 KB) 13021_2013_99_MOESM6_ESM.doc Additional file 6: Figure S5: The 2nd order interactions relating my carbon storage derivatives (wood specific gravity, maximum canopy height, the intercept of the power law relationship, and the gradient of the power law relationship [shown here as WSG, height, intercept, and gradient respectively]) to aboveground live carbon storage.

I'll ease you in by relating my own recent experience.

I think about relating my personal experiences to other peoples' in terms of communion, but I realize that it can often read as self-absorption instead -- everything comes back to the perspective point of me, myself, what I've lived.

In her letter, Zeman seems to be objecting to three points relating my article (Fewtrell 2004): that the role of cofactors is not new, that her articles were not cited, and that exposure response data are available.

In the conclusion, I therefore want to anticipate some of these and formulate a response before relating my argument to the historiographical issue with which I opened this article, namely, the relationship among filth, disease, and poverty in nineteenth-century sanitarianism.

I related my observations to Alzheimer experts, who agreed.

"Perhaps you should have done it naked," says my friend when I relate my depressing experience.

I related my indignant interpretation to my girlfriend, who nodded and sighed in apparent solidarity.

Because of these concerns, I would like to personally relate my own story.

She added: "I did relate my experience immediately afterward to some friends.