Sentence examples for remote relations from inspiring English sources

In the case of individual real things, by contrast, the affirmation or negation of everything that can be affirmed or denied must be established and decided and, conversely, that of which everything down to the most remote relations is established and decided, actually exists.

A Venn diagram of 'overlaps' between the five methods clearly illustrates that the capabilities of each method to detect remote relations are different and often non-overlapping (Fig.  1).

It is not synonymous with toil or exertion, and it has only a remote relation to "work done" in the physical or physiological senses.

10 It has never been thought, however, that the mere fact that an expenditure bears a remote relation to an illegal act makes it non-deductible.

We are justified in saying so when, from the character of the law and the subject upon which it legislates, it is apparent that the public health or welfare bears but the most remote relation to the law.

"Europe has a set of primary interests, which to us have none, or a very remote relation.

Immediately recognized as a classic, it illustrated with enormous erudition Haskell's later insight: every aesthetic system "is inextricably bound up with a whole series of forces, religious, political, nationalist, economic, intellectual, which may appear to have only the remotest relation to art, but which may have to be violently disrupted before any change in perception becomes possible".

Using CPs we are able to establish remote homology relations between ORs and non-OR GPCRs.

Larger scale state-generating processes and in more remote (in relation to Byzantium) Slavic areas took place in the 9th century.

And few readers will likely be able to divert their eyes from two controversial breakthroughs in the complex field of human-animal relations: "Remote-Controlled Rats" and "The Featherless Chicken".

In Britain, as in other countries, he may provide some remote therapy for race relations.