Sentence examples for relation that makes from inspiring English sources

Dewey believed that art brings together the same doing/undergoing relation that makes an experience what it is.

The worst is a relation that makes of more than one simply one, that makes, out of a division, an indivisible sovereignty.

If we apply PLUG2 to the individual denoted by 'b' and the (two-place) relation denoted by 'R', we get a one-place relation that makes the first instance of the schema true; and if we apply NEG to the denotation of 'P', we get a one-place relation that makes the second instance true.

Picking up on this concern, Arthur Danto has famously suggested that it is in fact a non-manifest relation that makes something an artwork rather than an observable property (Danto 1981).

This function has an interpretation as matrix elements of irreducible representations of the quantum group of plane motions (E_{q}(2)) and satisfies an orthogonality relation that makes it more suitable for harmonic analysis [8 10].

It is for example a way to assess co-evolution between genes, even if often co-evolution is detected by searching for similarities in gene trees, but without modeling explicitly the relation that make the genes co-evolve (Rodionov et al., 2011; Tuller et al., 2010).

The most touching song, "Why Do High School Teachers Make Me Cry?," with music by Ms. Dean and sung by Ms. Wilfert, is an alternately hilarious and moving homage to teacher-student relations that makes references to movies like "Goodbye, Mr. Chips," "Up the Down Staircase," "The Miracle Worker andd "Mr. Holland's Opus".

"It is not just the friendship potential of workplace relations that makes it a promising source of interracial contact," she argues.

In the tumble of relations that make up a small town, everyone in Cando is either related to, a childhood friend of or has worked with someone who has been deployed.

It undermines certain mental processes and social relations that make human life worth living".

Portrait by portrait, we are learning the larger story of the world, the chance interconnections, as well as the necessary relations, that made a place like the World Trade Center function.