Sentence examples for relation known from inspiring English sources

Thus, we expect that, for a solution very dilute in solute, in equilibrium with a gas at very low pressure, the gas pressure will be proportional to the amount of dissolved gas the relation known as Henry's law.

and what is the nature of the relation between physical objects and forms the relation known as participation?

The matrix units of a digraph algebra, A, induce a relation, known as the diagonal order, on the projections in a masa in the algebra.

We also wish to study the mass-radius relation (known in GR [25]) which may exist in a solution describing a spherical star in GSG by numerical analyses.

The researchers simply assume that the force with which the tungsten fiber tries to unwind is exactly proportional to the amount that it twists, a relation known as Hooke's law.

Hume's theory is a form of epistemological idealism in that it relocates the relation of causation from the external objects where we would ordinarily suppose it to obtain to the mind, which we would ordinarily suppose knows but does not constitute the relation known.

These relations, known as the Burnett equations, improve the agreement between calculated shock profiles and experiment.

There are however no conservation relations known for a direct closure of the resulting system.

Our proof for these necessary and sufficient conditions for global exponential observers if via defining two equivalence relations known as horizontal and vertical equivalence relations, and constructing two foliations known as horizontal and vertical foliations from these equivalence relations.

We mostly ate it cold as a side dish with frankfurters or their bigger relations known as specials, usually in the company of half-sour pickles - and of course we had it on hot dogs nestling in buns.

We tried to include downstream targets in our analysis and identified downstream targets for the 12 TFs using direct downstream relations known by the Ingenuity Pathway Knowledge Base (IPKB).