Sentence examples for relation usually from inspiring English sources

And the converse of the relation usually is not correct.

A second attempt to characterize unified consciousness claims that a relation among local conscious states is the crucial element, a relation usually called co-consciousness.

It must be noted that, in the non-equilibrium plasma discharges, the following relation usually governs: ( T_{e} > T_{el} > T_{v} > T_{r} ).

In any given bath, the current-voltage relation usually stabilized within 15 s.

E. tereticornis and E. urophylla were the most close in RTE-based tree differently from the close relation usually present between E. grandis and E. urophylla, also observed for E. brassiana and E. tereticornis using other nuclear markers.

On the death of his father in 471, Theodoric became his successor and soon led his people to new homes in Lower Moesia (in what is now Bulgaria), where they entered into relations, usually hostile, with another group of Ostrogoths led by Theodoric Strabo.

These intra-sector relations usually center around competition concerns.

Visual languages are distinguished by a number of graphical objects and their relations, usually arranged in the two-dimensional plane.

Motivated by metaphysical considerations, object theory starts by proposing a theory of objects and relations (usually formulated in a second order quantified modal language).

Again, both resemblance and causal theories of representation must specify the relevant modes of resemblance and causation, both because resemblance-relations and causal-relations are ubiquitous and because simple relations usually fail to hold if an error has occurred, i.e., if those representations are misrepresentations.

"The seemingly benign sentiment is a creative signature of Fox's public relations, usually accompanied by a kneecapping.