Sentence examples for relation understood from inspiring English sources

Concentrating on the connectives involved, we can put this by saying that in classical logic any two non-equivalent connectives are incomparable with respect to the subconnective relation (understood as relating the consequence relations on languages in which no further connectives appear).

Questions remain about the nature of this causal relation understood as a relation that relates both token events and universals.

The issue at stake is the relation of Confucian teaching to government and governing, and while I am not an apologist for the abuses of Asian governments across the centuries, there is something to be said for the fundamental relation understood to exist between the process of governing and the teachings finding their origin in Confucius.

According to such arguments, epistemic improvement requires improvement to the structure of our social relations understood more broadly than just inside the epistemic communities themselves.

Stumpf claims that they represent three different fields of research, corresponding to three distinct sciences: phenomenology as the science of phenomena, eidology which studies formations, and the general theory of relations understood as the science of relations as a whole.

"We really hope that the people who value Russian-American relations understand this".

Those familiar with Iran-US relations understand that with President Obama, the secretary of state, John Kerry, and secretary of defence, Chuck Hagel, in office in Washington, and Rouhani, Zarif and Ali Shamkhani, secretary of the supreme national security council of Iran, in Tehran, there is no better opportunity to bring an end to decades of hostilities between Washington and Tehran.

Throughout this section, unless otherwise stated, every limit relation is understood as valid uniformly for all (xgeqgamma n) as (nrightarrowinfty).

A country's trade relation is understood as a product destination pair in the case of exports and a product supplier pair in the case of imports.

It follows that modal logics should be founded on M, the system that results from adding (M) to K. Depending on exactly how the accessibility relation is understood, symmetry and transitivity may also be desired.

We use the term democratic here to refer to perspectives in social philosophy that give self-conscious priority to the promotion of equality in power and status relations (understood, let us assume, as a demand of justice; see Anderson 1999).