Sentence examples for shared relation from inspiring English sources

Mayr claims that his Biological Species Concept (BSC) is an advance on both; individual species members are objectively related to one another not by a shared relation to a type but by causal and historical relationships to one another.

It's quite different in England, where people think of a secret as a shared relation between two people.

This shared relation could itself lead to a higher overlap between VDR and MS regions than expected by independency of these tracks.

Propositional information: Remembering a set of studied propositional statements can produce RIF for other propositional statements that have shared relations, even if the subject of the sentence differs.

In the Directory these functions often capitalize on the annotation of its information via ontologies and shared relations.

Snowball sampling works on the assumption that members of a population of interest are typically able to identify one another via shared relations (e.g., a social network of musicians in a community).

In conversation, as the journalist tries to piece together his motivation, we are made witness to a series of close descriptions of lost films, all of which somehow seem to mutate together, and in some ways share relation to a series of disappeared children among the local community.

Then the program is formulated as follows: min ∑ n t n ∑ n ∈ F t n ≥ 1 ∀ F ∈ F t n ∈ { 0, 1 } ∀ n ∈ V In real data, both genotype errors and spurious sharing relations may happen at the same time, leading to a combined node- and edge-deletion problem.

Profits are shared in relation to effort as well as success in meeting targets.

Rather, decisions may be shared in relation to issues where there is either uncertainty about the risks and benefits of particular treatment options, or in particular relation to prevention focused interventions.

Alliances force the sharing relation beyond the dyadic captor participant pair.