Here, we've come up with some common relationship scenarios and listed how you might react to them, depending on where you fall on that sliding scale we were talking about.
The online boyfriend or girlfriend, soccer pal or basketball buddy are all common relationships in our virtual society.
Indeed, adjacency, inclusion and intersection are common relationships between geological objects such as faults, geological units, fractures, mineralized zones and reservoirs.
AOL: We talk with AOL a lot and theres a lot of common relationships there.
The magic of LinkedIn on the iPad is how it integrates content shared by your connections with the ability to map common relationships with the sender in ways not possible via any other app or site.
OBO-RO provides a set of common relationships used in many existing bio-ontologies.
Using a linear concentration effect relationship as an example, two common relationships are additive (Eq. 7) and proportional (Eq. 8).
In the following discussion, we will clarify Figure 6 with respect to several common relationships Sex/ Age, Race/ SEER-Summary-Stage and Tumor Size/ Race, respectively.
The antagonistic and seemingly common relationships between ABA and GA and between ABA and ethylene imply that FUS3 acts as a control point of these multiple hormone pathways.
Look for common relationships: part to whole, cause to effect, person to occupation, word to definition, and synonyms.
