Sentence examples for relating to a question from inspiring English sources

While some see the question of Camus's legacy as relating to a question of France's continuing attempts at cultural imperialism, others believe the issue is increasingly confined to an ageing generation of Algerians who can recall the war.

Figure 6 shows the results of the elicitation relating to a question on the probability of observing/detecting ground deformation from a deep source in La Soufrière region.

The defined tasks included: The need for additional manpower The introduction of a new test or a change in method of performance Rise in infant mortality in a defined region In addition a final project required the preparation of a detailed plan relating to a question requiring a decision in a health service.

Both relate to a question I asked early in Dot Earth: How much does the present owe the future?

The segment was related to a question response from a student.

Hyers in [1] investigated the stability problem of functional equations related to a question of Ulam [2] concerning the stability of group homomorphisms.

The 'in some respects one, in some respects two' situation at the centre of Nagel's analysis is related to a question about transitivity.

This question is closely related to a question that has long exercised students of income and wealth distribution: Is poverty a matter of absolute income/wealth, or of relative income/wealth?

For participants in the two test conditions, all questions on the final cued-recall test were also new, but each one was related to a question they had previously answered on the initial multiple-choice tests.

However the shape, in particular, the size of drug (medicine) is empirically decided in the present stage, which will be related to a question how much medicine should be dosed.

On the other hand, the study of stability problems for a functional equation is related to a question of Ulam [19], concerning the stability of group homomorphisms, affirmatively answered for Banach spaces by Hyers [20].