Sentence examples for relation akin from inspiring English sources

He also derived an empirical relation akin to Boyle's law but did not understand correctly the role of heat and temperature in determining the pressure of a gas.

If grounding1 is a relation akin to material constitution then perhaps differentia1 concerns spatial coincidence.

If grounding2 is a relation akin to realization then perhaps differentia2 concerns role properties (e.g., the gene role) and their corresponding role fillers (e.g., DNA molecules).

ORR intermediates for the current N doped as well as prior reported B doped Gy/Gdy systems are found to follow a linear scaling relation akin to those reported for transition metal, N doped graphene etc. that facilitated isolation of a single descriptor which is used to compare their electrocatalytic activities.

Newsweek called the strike an "industrial Woodstock," an upheaval in employment relations akin to the cultural upheavals of the 1960s.

Relations akin to (some of) what Bennett (2011a) calls 'building' relations and (some of) what Wilson calls (2014) 'small-g' grounding relations are natural candidates for being the relevant metaphysical relations.

This claim of Kant's, however, is subject to some doubt, since he explicitly links all forms of property to the obligation to enter the civil condition (see section 5 above), and his discussion of marriage and family comes in the form of property relations akin to contract relations.

First, professional identity formation are processes that begin in educational institutions (such as medical schools), where trainees espouse the norms, values and power relations akin the profession they aim to integrate.

(We can think of this relation as akin to the relation of correspondence appealed to by certain theories of truth, and the exemplar itself as the mental item that is one of the relata of the correspondence-relation. The other relatum, of course, is "the way things really are").

It will present an enormous public-relations problem, akin to the one that faced ad agency Hill & Knowlton during the decades in which it had to defend Philip Morris, the hated cigarette company that repeatedly denied the link between its products and cancer.

In general, where the notion of soul-stuff predominates, relations of identity are prevalent; where the notion of a death soul is present, the traditions are more closely akin to relations of transformation (see above Relationships of transformation).