Sentence examples for relation that allows from inspiring English sources

We show that the system matrix exhibits a particular physics-based symmetry relation that allows us to efficiently construct the time- and frequency-domain reduced-order models via a Lanczos-type reduction algorithm.

In its place, the DRSA introduces a new dominance relation that allows for ordinal attributes with preference-ordered domains wherein a monotonic relationship exists between the attribute and the decision classes.

Ontologies provide metadata associated with classes and relations that allows human users to understand their meaning and contribute to consistent use in annotation and other applications.

They preferred a model of gender relations that allowed them a degree of domestic autonomy and status as wives and mothers – if nothing else.

Lukács claims that there is a normative ideal immanent in society as such, namely, the ideal of social relations that allow all persons to fully participate in the social totality with their whole personality and thereby realizing their universal nature.

Our model opens this possibility because of the explicit use of the Poiseuille relations that allow the calculation of the resistance to flow of complex associations of those channels, in series and/or parallel.

It is necessary to estimate the amount of radiation received by tilted or complexly shaped devices and discuss relations that allow relevant information to be extracted from some basic measured quantities.

In fact, networks are multifaceted communication systems, held together by historical relations that allow for dynamic, emergent, adaptive and flexible associations.

"Confidence and Power in Dealing with People" has a human relations workbook that allows you to put some of the things you learned into practice.

Since genome sequence data is rapidly accumulating it is very important to have a reference database for the nomenclature and phylogenetic relation of the proteins that allows the most accurate assignment of biological function possible.

Seeing that they are not, many epistemologists are drawn to investigate other accounts of the epistemic support relation, accounts that allow for the possibility that our beliefs about the world are well supported by our sensory evidence, even if they are not strictly derivable from that evidence.