Sentence examples for relation among themselves from inspiring English sources

When it happens that one of those co-existent things changes its relation to a multitude of others, which do not change their relation among themselves; and that another new thing acquires the same relation to the others, as the former had, this change we call a motion in that body wherein is the immediate cause of the change.

In ancient times, regions of Asia had commercial relations among themselves as well as with parts of Europe and Africa.

The research was conducted with a descriptive and comparative design to determine how academic nurses (instructors-research assistants) perceive the mentorship relations among themselves.

Operations also have inner relations among themselves, namely the precedence constraints, stating the order in which different parts can be assembled.

The three books of the second part introduce the course along which God, world, and self enter into relations among themselves that advance towards unity, relations Rosenzweig denotes through the theological notions of creation, revelation, and redemption.

Through establishing autonomous, powerful institutions, the states of the conflict-ridden European continent have domesticated international relations among themselves.1 However, juridification and executive dominance prevails and the lingering question is whether the ensuing order can be legitimate.

When a machine's or a tree's parts no longer bear proportionate relations among themselves and are no longer guided by superior principles, it is broken or sick.

The contrade consider themselves miniature republics and engage in diplomatic relations among themselves, contracting alliances and stoking rivalries. .

Now about this "Pivot" and America's contention that the powers in Asia need a moderator from North America to work out relations among themselves, shall we sit and discuss".

On the other hand, fishing together with tourism, agriculture and the sector of other occupations grouped together on the right hand side of the network, thus illustrating how these sectors are roughly equivalent in terms of their relations among themselves and to others.

Fundamental rights can, on the contrary, be thought of as claims that are justified by strong moral reasons and supported by legal norms, suitable to regulate both the (vertical) relations between the government and the citizens and, often, the (horizontal) relations among citizens themselves and, in general, among private actors (Arnaldi, Gorgoni and Pariotti 2016).