Sentence examples for relation events from inspiring English sources
Formulating the interaction principle in this way both clears the way for an extensional reading of the causal relation (events are causally related no matter how they are described), and also leaves open the possibility, which Davidson will subsequently argue for, that mental events in particular must have some non-mental description/instantiate some non-mental property.
In both events IR became public relation events, events to demonstrate international success stories to Fijian citizens, in particular to those of ethnic Indian and Chinese backgrounds.
Since a clinical event is a basic unit of the problem and action relation, events are extracted from narrative texts, based on the external knowledge resources context features of the conditional random fields.
In return, under the guidance of George and Richard Shea, the brothers who founded the IFOCE to establish eating contests as a legitimate sport, MLE produces the envy of public relation events–spectacles of ordinary people eating extraordinary amounts of food that, somehow both disgusting and wildly entertaining, defy viewers to turn away.
Such events should satisfy ({Delta }T_{text{sr}} text{HVD} le 0.5) and (1le {Delta }T_{text{sr}} text{STN})), corresponding to blue dots in (1le {Delta }T_{text{sr}} text{STN})) in Fig. 4. Table 2 gives the percentage of antiphase relation events.
Mr. Bass had been training in Moscow and Houston since March, squeezing in tests and other duties between concert dates for 'N Sync and a series of space-related public-relations events.
They could use temporary retail spaces to find the right geographic locations and boost brand awareness through public relations events.
Underlining that, Tupperware Brands runs no traditional advertising, preferring to spend its marketing dollars on public relations, events, celebrity endorsers and promotions.
But with all the media attention, they're also unrivaled public relations events (except of course when Mother Nature gives birth to a hurricane named Isaac).
Peca, who attended numerous community relations events throughout his 14-year N.H.L. career, was never certain of the influence he had.
The problem, many political experts say, is that the bad budget news and Mr. Bloomberg's aversion to public relations events have made it difficult for the mayor to drive home any resonating message to New Yorkers.
