Sentence examples for scrambled relationship from inspiring English sources

(Advance copies of the Cherrytree version of "Robyn" censor the word "Nazi". Are Americans really that delicate?) Robyn's status as a cult favorite in America reflects the slightly scrambled relationship between mainstream pop and underground music.

The information age has further scrambled the relationship between labor and value.

In this case, again under the assumption of perfect scrambling, the relationship between the BER and the FER is as follows: text{BER}=frac{1-left 1-text{FER}right)^{L} }{2}.

What was it like to have those relationships scrambled and rearranged on "The Last Jedi"?

The Trump administration has intensified its contacts with the Saudi leadership in recent days, as the president and his allies have scrambled to preserve their relationship with the kingdom, a close regional ally and major purchaser of U.S. weapons.

At this point in your life, you've developed some sort of relationship with scrambled eggs.

The synthesis of such peptides requires that all analogs be mutually orthogonal, so that misincorporation events do not lead to a scrambling of the relationship between coding mRNA and translated peptide.

"Donna Lee," which closed the set, was more thoroughly scrambled, essentially cubist in its relationship to the theme.

Because in each relationship she chooses scrambled, poached or fried depending upon the preference expressed by whomever she is currently engaged to.

On the small display, when the contrast is nearly equal to the maximum or minimum of the background, the motion of the disks becomes scrambled, as if the phase relationship is lost.

For instance, for some of these enzymes (e. g. FBA, Fig. 1A) the backbone phylogeny of prokaryotes is scrambled relative to accepted taxonomic relationships implying that gene transfers must have been occurring between these lineages as well.