Sometimes formulations appear below with the phrase "(generalized) consequence relation", meaning that the claim being made or considered applies both in the case of consequence relations and in the case of generalized consequence relations.
In the condition part in the B-Prolog rule in Listing 2, the first five predicates are conjoined using the disjunction operator ";" to represent their disjunctive relation, meaning the requirement applies to all these concepts.
Dominant narratives of the time were east west relations, meaning those between the United States and the Soviet bloc, and north south relations, meaning those between industrial and developing nations.
Each theory leads to unique hydraulic geometry relations, meaning different values of exponents.
By the weakest definition of stability, a set p1,..., pn of star-polynomials is stable if operators a1,..., an which almost satisfy these relations, meaning ||pi a1,..., an)|| ≤ϵ, can be perturbed within C* a1,..., an) to satisfy these relations exactly.
Extending this, it is important we recognise that these "generative relations", meaning the connectivities between biological material and the broader economic, social or political contexts, are co-produced with the biological phenomenon through a process of bio-objectification (Tamminen and Vermeulen 2012).
In the twentieth century, the golden age of public relations, publicity, meaning the attention of the press, came to be something that many private citizens sought out and even paid for.
It is also external sovereignty that establishes the basic condition of international relations — anarchy, meaning the lack of a higher authority that makes claims on lower authorities.
However, many media outlets offer distribution channels which are not traditional public relations opportunities (meaning not free), but they aren't traditional advertising either, though they do have a price tag.
However, it is important to note that many philosophers and psychologists also note that the ego also operates in relation to others, meaning that we often identify ourselves in terms of the ideas, desires, and expectations of others.
According to Connell, masculinity is a relational concept that holds meaning in relation to femininity as a cultural and social demarcation [ 8].
