Sentence examples for relation establishment from inspiring English sources

The creation of a trusted vehicular network is important to ensure an efficient Intelligent Transportation System (ITS). Figure 3 Social relation establishment between vehicles based on personal experiences.

Such a misapprehension of the publicist's usual relationship to sincerity will not get young Pollack very far at some of New York City's better-known public-relations establishments; but it stood him in good stead last week when he was flown into town to appear at a press conference advocating the use of Transcendental Meditation among schoolkids.

The objective of this paper is to give an overview of existing databases in Denmark and describe some of the most important of these in relation to establishment of the Danish Veterinary and Food Administrations' veterinary data warehouse.

The main objective was to establish the integrated role of spatial and seasonal changes in the sedimentary abiotic environment in relation to the establishment of the halophytes zonation pattern.

The article concludes with some of the perspectives and challenges ahead for EAFM in relation to the establishment of a co-creation process as a means to integrate and utilise multiple sources of knowledge (policy makers, scientists and stakeholders) achieving extended outcomes moving towards an EAFM.

It must provide standards in relation to the establishment of childcare institutions, the quality of services that must be provided and operational requirements including their licensing.

More research on this aspect will give a conclusive result if the growth rate has any relation with parity establishment in chromosomes.

Figure 6 summarizes the change in the number of institutional training awards to Brown in relation to the establishment of the Brown IMSD program.

Based on these findings, we propose an alternative model of TEC development, referred to here as the "serial progression" model (Fig. 1B), to explain these findings in relation to the establishment of cortical and medullary microenvironments.

Apparently, because the family moved to Texas and mixed with oil industry roughnecks, George became a regular guy, who just happened to have some establishment relations back east.

In the seventies, the paper prefaced every star rating with an explanation: the score represented a reviewer's reaction "to food and price in relation to comparable establishments".