Sentence examples for required relation to from inspiring English sources

The required relation to design of the system have been proposed.

(v) Since every experience stands in the required relation to an experience with only sense-data as its objects, every experience has sense-data rather than material things as its objects.

First, the medievals see nothing in Aristotle's preferred characterization of relations that requires relations to be accidents (or indeed, entities of any ontological type).

Second, and perhaps more importantly, the medievals think that there are certain situations that require relations to be something other than accidents (more on this in Section 5 below).

That is, one might argue that if we can consider a real essence all by itself, independently of any relations to other objects or observers, then real essences are not relativized to nominal essences because we can consider a real essence without reference to "any relation to anything without it" and nominally essential qualities require relations to observers.

Model-based accounts diverge from empiricist interpretations of measurement theory in that they do not require relations among measurement outcomes to be isomorphic or homomorphic to observable relations among the items being measured (Mari 2000).

We need raw honesty about the cultural change required in relation to vulnerable victims.

Mrs Thompson denied a series of charges including failing to take the clinical lead of nursing care when required in relation to the administration of the morphine to the babies.

In these systems, as much information as possible is required in relation to smell, taste and colour.

In a statement within Maltby's accounts, KPMG said: "Notwithstanding the conditional commitment received from the company's shareholders to provide certain 'equity cure' funding relating to the covenant test periods to 31 December 2010, there is no certainty that such funding will be sufficient to effect all the cures required in relation to those test periods".

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