Sentence examples for relation of events from inspiring English sources

His Heinrich Obermann - a name for a demigod - has one unswerving goal: all his being is concentrated on demonstrating to the world, in the teeth of general opinion to the contrary, that Homer's account of the Trojan war is a true relation of events and that the Trojan warriors were Europeans, not Asians, and of noble race.

In a second sense, as we saw, history has to take into account the relation of events and objects to general values.

The interplay between systemic inflammation and hyperoxic damage is complex and possibly dependent on the temporal relation of events [28 30].

We might say that the kick constitutes an attack, but what is the relation of event constitution?

Questions asking compositional relations of events, which were sometimes considered as behavior questions, were considered as structure questions here.

One suggestion is that they are both constructs that help organize our perception of events, so that we can better understand our world and the relations of events within it.

Investigators recorded all observed and volunteered adverse events, the severity (mild, moderate, or severe) of the events, and their opinion of the relation of the events to study treatment on case report forms.

A relation of past events brings you up against events and mentalities that, should you choose to describe them, would bring you to the borders of what your readers could bear.

Safety was evaluated by nature, severity, and drug relation of adverse events (AEs), graded according to National Cancer Institute Common Toxicity Criteria for Adverse Events (NCI-CTCAE v3.0) and reported by incidence.

The data analysis has provided initial results on the distribution of key events over the life course and on the relation of such events to changes in travel behaviour.

The study had a number of strengths; firstly data were collected prospectively at birth and seven additional time points over a 12 month period thereby reducing the likelihood of maternal recall bias and the potential for "heaping of data" [ 33] in relation to events of interest.