Sentence examples for relation which are from inspiring English sources

We then focus on aggregate views and queries over a single relation, which are fundamental in many applications such as data warehousing.

There must be no other variables (measured or unmeasured) that confound the mediator-outcome relation which are themselves affected by the exposure; this last assumption essentially ensures that each of the considered pathways between exposure and outcome does indeed represent a unique causal mechanism.

Although multiple locations can be identified to relate to one event-predicate, all of these locations possess the same relation, which is "occur in".

In our heuristics, we employ a neighborhood relation which was introduced by Van Laarhoven et al. (Operations Research 40(1992113 25113 25).

Finally, we derive a general constitutive relation which is frame-invariant and general enough to be used in many applications.

The coupled relation, which is not linear, depends on the length of the tension zone in the reinforcement.

The resulting load-shaft displacement relation, which is essential in blister tests, compares favorably with finite element analysis.

One is Jamonería Díaz — no relation — which is a 150- or 200-square-foot tapas bar with cured ham legs hanging from the ceiling.

But in American politics many sons — and some daughters — have exploited the benefit of blood relation, which is no more (and arguably less) earned.

The multi-axial stress-strain curve of concrete are also obtained from the corresponding tests and can be simulated by the reasonable constitutive relation, which is briefly introduced.

That's called a period luminosity relation, which was discovered by an astronomer named Henrietta Leavitt.