Sentence examples for relation is that from inspiring English sources

The basic and purest form of this relation is that between man and God (the Eternal Thou), which is the model for and makes possible I-Thou relations between human beings.

The intuition behind the implication relation is that learning occurs in some sequence.

Recall that one explanation for observed size-earnings relation is that sorting and selection mechanisms channel higher quality workers with higher levels of both measured and unmeasured human capital to larger organizations.

Different operators can have different eigenvectors, but the eigenvector/operator relation depends only on the operator and vectors in question, and not on the particular basis in which they are expressed; the eigenvector/operator relation is, that is to say, invariant under change of basis.

For example, of the 59 tokens of the transitive present participial adjective alternation, 20 of those tokens fit the pattern NP1-containing NP2, where the semantic relation is that NP2 contains NP1.

The graph-text logico intersemiotic semantic relation is that of enhancement since it aided Nura in arriving at New related information that is qualified circumstantially by the propositional clause: "due to the changes and actions that were taken in periods 4 and 5".

Why not say that propositions are where their constituent properties and relations are, that is, nowhere?

The only upside of the recent relations is that celebrities have inadvertently shed light on these leaders' human rights abuses.

What's bugging me about this black watchfulness around mixed relations is that it's the exact opposite of how we went about breaking free of the ghetto.

He said, "What I can tell you about race relations is that I think that most people here are not racist".

The real problem with this government's press relations is that, far too often, they are conducted as if Labour were still in opposition.