Sentence examples for serial relationship from inspiring English sources
Edward Kastenmeier, Mr. Danielewski's longtime editor, said that the books were an attempt to create a "serial relationship" with readers, including Mr. Danielewski's considerable fan base.
Fig. 1(a) shows the serial relationship, output of ( t_{i} ) as the input of ( t_{j} ), ( t_{i} ) have to finish before ( t_{j} ).
Luke Clark Tyler is in a serial relationship with tiny homes.
A common question for serial relationship boomers is whether their feelings of love in a new relationship are authentic or related to the fear of being alone again.
In each case PGC successfully captured the serial relationship between 1 2, 2 3, 3 4, and 4 5 where information flows directionally down the chain.
The reason for this is that the activity of X does in fact causally influence the activity of Z, but does so only through a mediating relationship through Y. Second, the serial relationship that cascades from X to Y and Z produces an estimate of causal influence of X upon Z via Y that will erroneously contribute to the estimated strength of the pairwise estimate of Y upon Z.
If you are pretty or personable, handsome or rich, serial relationships offer all the desire and none of the commitment.
"We are developing serial relationships, rather than just a monogamous relationship with a single car," said Michael Marsden, an expert in popular culture who is the provost at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond.
Even as they pursued serial relationships in and out of marriage, they embraced the credo expressed in Rodgers and Hammerstein's quintessential postwar romantic sermon, "Some Enchanted Evening," which imagined that true love could ignite in the eye contact of strangers across a crowded room.
I don't know, the classic documentarian will hit and run with these serial relationships, one intense thing after another, you go and get the story and move on.
This is more dangerous than serial monogamous relationships, as H.I.V. is far more contagious when freshly caught.
