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The next axiom is really what makes it possible to determine a comparative belief relation from an agent's preferences.

For example, a P1 question tested a causality relation from an ambiguous case (i.e., "why the patient had to take the CT test twice on date 'T1'?" as in the case for Figure  1(a)).

The class of relations from A to B is denoted by (mathcal{R} ( A,B )).

A relation R from A to B is a subset of (Atimes B) and is denoted (R Arightsquigarrow B).

This paper discusses the relation from a probabilistic mechanics point of view.

A mapping (T Arightarrow B) is a relation from A to B which is both functional and left-total.

For instance, an arrow starting from node A, and ending to node B, codifies a relation from A to B, and not vice versa.

Based on the uninorm characterization of consistency of reciprocal preferences relations and the geometric average, we propose the implementation of the geo-uninorm operator to derive a consistent based preference relation from a given reciprocal preference relation.

R is known as functional, if xRy, xRz implies that y = z, for x ∈ A and y, z ∈ B. A mapping T : A → B is a relation from A to B which is both functional and left-total.

Instead, the rate equations governing gene expression dynamics provide a relation from a given gene regulatory (or catalytic reaction) network to expression levels of genes (or protein concentrations).

A comparative approach was also specifically chosen, in which variation among T. brucei duplicate sequences was analysed in relation to homologous sequences in five other kinetoplastids, ranging in relation from a subspecies (T. b. gambiense) to another genus (L. major).