Sentence examples for relation to a single from inspiring English sources

Additional indexes have been developed to evaluate safety of a pedestrian crossing in relation to a single macro-criterion.

Two components and one subcomponent were video-specific, meaning participants primarily discussed them in relation to a single video.

Hence, the two truths are posited in relation to a single entity by way of the perspectives of the observing consciousness.

Two red things have something in common, in that they are both red, but it does not follow that they bear a common relation to a single entity, the universal of redness.

Evaluation criteria to compare different breeding strategies were correlations between index and aggregate genotype (rTI), and the relative selection response percentage (RSR) of an index without single nucleotide polymorphism information in relation to a single nucleotide polymorphism-based index.

Electrical results showed that the total energy output of the SOLWAT system designed and tested was not affected by the water disinfection reactor located above the PV module in relation to a single PV module, mainly because of the compensating effect of lower operation temperature of the PV module within the SOLWAT system vs. slightly reduced solar irradiance received.

Thus, the conclusion is drawn: we need an argument for thinking that commonalties require common relations to a single entity.

Thus, it has been suggested, less in print perhaps than in conversation, that propositions are needed to play the role of being what synonymous sentences have in common, what a sentence and its translation into another language have in common, etc. Arguments of this sort are typically met with the following reply: commonalties do not necessarily require common relations to a single entity.

Previous studies have investigated education in relation only to a single cancer or a few common malignancies.

This critique of the single one in relation to a larger social world belongs to the world-picture established by Buber in the essay "What is Man?" (1938).

In this section, we have defined the system of a SQUID by current and voltage relations similar to a single Josephson junction.