Sentence examples for relation one to from inspiring English sources

Tyler's chapters feel like short stories that bear chronological and emotional relation, one to the next.

It is interesting to note that the systematic criticism of Aristotelian science started approximately at the same time in the Jewish milieu (with the writings of Abner) and in the Christian milieu, with probably no relation one to the other.

In that group the surfaces and elevations of the blebs in consecutive examinations 6, 12 and 18 months after the procedure in relation one to another and the blebs at the time of study commencement did not reveal statistically significant differences (p > 0.05).

This humanist work is as much about our relations one to another in life as it is about how we compose ourselves to face death.

There are simple relations (one-to-one correspondence) among the components of the particle velocity vector and the stress tensor in the original spherical polar coordinate and the quasi-Cartesian coordinate systems.

To describe a relation, one needs to specify a list of annotations or relations that participate in the relation and roles for how each item participates in the relation.

Strength of will is probably a formal relation one has to oneself.

The solvent used is a fluoride mixture (LiF NaF KF) with solutes K2TiF6 and KBG4 in a mass relation of one to four after treatment to remove moisture.

According to this relation, one can choose an appropriate bit rate of pulse stream according to runtime variance and the sensitivity required by the measurements.

This presents a fairly positive conception of the soul-body relation, one that clearly runs counter to the Manichean picture of the soul's entrapment.

(This relation of one-to-one correspondence can be expressed in second-order logic).