According to rhetorical structure theory [ 18], clauses in text relate to one another via relations such as Background, Elaboration, Contrast.
Moreover, domain-specific relations, such as "associated morphology" or "is part of", are intuitively used to relate individuals.
This often creates tension in our foreign relations, such as repeated disputes with the UK over cod and more recently banking.
In a smaller state, the odd dysfunctions of central-local relations (such as the maintenance of two separate and competitive cadres of administrative personnel) must bear examination.
He follows in a lengthy line of senior newspaper executives who have moved on to public relations, such as Phil Hall, David Yelland, Ian Monk and Stuart Higgins.
However, the demands of foreign relations (such as the Louisiana Purchase in 1803) often forced Jefferson and his successors into a nationalistic stance reminiscent of the Federalists.
He occasionally mentions long-dead relations, such as a racist aunt, and he often starts with a lame joke about basketball.
Apparently, he spent a year before Trishna opened, wandering through India's south-west region, picking up tips from relations (such as grinding your own spices every day).
Fetial, any of a body of 20 Roman priestly officials who were concerned with various aspects of international relations, such as treaties and declarations of war.
The core of the theory is a clear distinction between mereotopological relations, such as parthood and connection, and relative location relations, such as coincidence.
Elsewhere he draws a distinction between real relations like truth and imaginary relations such as falsehood.
