Sentence examples for relationship to project from inspiring English sources

To think of domestication as a form of enslavement or even exploitation is to misconstrue the whole relationship, to project a human idea of power onto what is, in fact, an instance of mutualism between species.

The book covers various aspects of economics-driven architecting, including architecture-based economic modeling, tools and techniques for modularity decision support, the architecture and its relationship to project inception and evolution, economic aspects of architecture-based project management, architecture and its effects on risk management, and its relationship to agility.

Here we first use countryside species area relationship model to project species extinctions of four vertebrate taxa (mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles) due to forest land use in 174 countries.

The richness of the networks of interpersonal relationships available to project teams was likely facilitated by their multidisciplinarity.

As a result, we chose to use the most recent decade of data (1997 2006), rather than the full time-period as the basis for developing the relationships used to project future mortality (see Results section for additional discussion).

This finding is reminiscent of Peterson et al. [29], who found that Maxent models performed poorly and exhibited overfitting (when a statistical model describes random error or noise instead of the underlying relationship) when used to project to unsampled regions at higher thresholds, but successfully reconstructed distributions of species at lower thresholds.

Within the context of having agreed to donate to research, the relationship to a projected child could be troubling, on later reflection.

Table 1 summarizes projections of morbidity and mortality based on current exposure mortality relationships applied to projected ozone concentrations.

Alan Leong, the chairman of Hong Kong's pro-democracy Civic party, said Zhang's visit had left the impression "that he is really trying to mend some of the broken relationship and [wanted] to project an image that he is quite willing to listen".

Like modalization in statements, modulation in commands is also an indicator of the speaker's sensitivity to the interpersonal relationship and a way to project his self-image.

So the Blombos people, it seems, invested in the shell of a common snail something of their mind and spirit, perhaps to project relationships, status and self-image.