Sentence examples for relation does not have from inspiring English sources

Note that although a specifying variable relates one-to-one to the to-be-perceived property, this relation does not have to be a linear mapping.

(1986, 198) A natural reaction to Lewis's challenge is to point out that a proponent of transworld identity who is not a Lewisian realist will typically reject Lewis's counterpart theory on the grounds that his counterpart relation does not have the logic of identity.

In the second row, the proxy for bilateral relations does not have any effect on the selection rate, and its effect on skilled migration is significantly positive (though small).

What with spin doctors and "Ab Fab," public relations doesn't have a great reputation in Britain.

This size effect cannot be explained by classical plasticity theories since their constitutive relations do not have an intrinsic material length.

The issues above are important because if present-day trait-climate relations do not have the expected adaptive explanation, or were not constant over evolutionary time, then the core assumption of the current uniformitarian approach would not be valid (i.e., leaf physiognomy-climate relations may have differed in the past).

"What you've got to remember," he told a questioner asking about the family, "is that the queen is head of state, and if the media take an interest in her relations, it's up to them, but her relations don't have any particular responsibility other than supporting her".

And many students of international relations argue it does not have to be.

While Cornell has programs in hotel management, labor relations and agriculture, it does not have one in forestry.

In our main theorems, we employ a binary relation on the metric space that does not have to be either a partial order nor a transitive relation.

Iran does not have relations with the United States, which conservative elements of the Iranian government regard with great suspicion.