Sentence examples for relations in addition to from inspiring English sources

Concepts from distinct EDAM sub-ontologies are related by a few basic relations in addition to generalization (is a) which constitutes the basic hierarchy.

Though he refrains from mixing his personal life with his on-the-air persona, away from the studio Mr. Kasem, who is of Lebanese ancestry, is an advocate of animal rights, environmental preservation and improvements in Arab-Jewish relations, in addition to being a committed vegan.

Regarding spatial relations, in addition to conventional topological and projective relations, other relations including tessellations and ribbon topology relations are presented in order to help model geographic objects by integrating more practical semantics.

It does, but according to Stephen Mumme, professor of political science at Colorado State University, specializing in US-Mexican relations, in addition to violence, there's also the treatment of growers to consider.

Although L. plantarum strain WCFS1 has been extensively studied in the past [ 8], we identified novel gene-to-phenotype relations in addition to already known ones.

As this parser uses Briscoe & Carroll-style grammatical relations, in addition to the expected head and dependent tokens, some grammatical relations include a type token (http://www.sussex.ac.uk/Users/johnca/grde scription/index.html).html

Robinson Lerer & Montgomery, one of the nation's best-known and most powerful public relations agencies, said yesterday that it had agreed to be acquired by Young & Rubicam Inc., which operates public relations shops in addition to agencies in advertising, direct marketing and other fields.

A statement issued yesterday by Frank Brown, the N.H.L. vice president for media relations, said, "In addition to being inappropriate and irresponsible, Mr. Belkin's comments also were factually inaccurate and do not reflect the current views" of the league.

Interestingly, this paradox combines spatial and temporal relations, since in addition to the distinction between today and yesterday, there is the spatial movement from here to Yue (a state in the south).

This definition, as it was commonly interpreted, highlights an important metaphysical or functional role that relations must play: in addition to being signified by relative terms, they are what actually serve to relate two (or more) things—or to put the point in slightly different terms, they are that in virtue of which such things are related.

The analysis identifies implicit sequencing relations between operations in addition to the preceding constraints.