Sentence examples for relation would not be from inspiring English sources

If one insists that relation is still possible, then such a relation would not be relative to another".

Since the transverse wave of FLR-type has a low wave number (e.g., Chisham and Orr, 1997), the diamagnetic relation would not be applied in the case of FLRs.

For Nishida this relation would not be settled by invoking the notion of an infinite regress; rather it indicates the necessity of an ultimate context of a different order, one that allows the distinction between a specific text and its context.

We also observed that articles that contained a single curated relation would not be particularly interesting for this experiment, since it can be presumed that the vast majority of these cases are correct, and in any case there is no ranking to evaluate.

A female key informant states, " When new faces [people] come they do not have houses to stay because the houses are not enough and if they have a relation they would crowd there and the relation would not be able to sleep well.

The Farc need constant reassurance because they are very, very mistrustful Michael Shifter Several US officials have suggested privately that diplomatic relations would not be affected if Colombia choses to desist from extraditing demobilized guerrillas.

The prime ministers of both countries, as well as the United States and the European Union, had supported the reunification plan, and said their improved relations would not be affected by the outcome of the Cyprus vote.

Mr. Rumsfeld said Russia's assessment of long-term economic benefits from ties with the West meant that relations would not be damaged if President Bush decided to order military action to topple President Saddam Hussein.

In another State Department Report, it was concluded that a coup would become more likely "if Diệm continued to remain uncompromising and if the opposition felt that the United States would not be unsympathetic to a coup or that U.S.-Vietnamese relations would not be seriously damaged".

IOC President Jacques Rogge said this month that Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko had provided assurances that the law banning "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations" wouldn't be applied to visitors attending the Feb. 7-23 winter games in Sochi.

Although they appear to be wrong in this claim, the nature of their error highlights the fact that Malament's proof, which uses the time-symmetric relation κ, would not be valid if a temporal orientation were introduced into space-time (see, for example, Spirtes 1981, Ch. VI, Sec. F; and Stein 1991, 153n).