Sentence examples for space to relate from inspiring English sources

The story told by "Sacred Trash" is both lively and elevating; it is best read as an extended act of celebration of Cairo's historical Jewish community, their documents and their documents' 20th-century students (though the authors also find space to relate the less creditable activities of the storeroom's plunderers, pillagers and looters).

Especially for the 3D modeling process, students had difficulties to understand x y z direction in a virtual 3D space, to relate this x y z setting with their 3D object design, and to visualize their input measurements as 3D objects.

The technology uses the vector space model to relate two concepts (such as chemicals and genes) to each other [ 12].

Knowledge-based filtering decreases the investigation search space to biologically related gene pairs.

But it is not clear how these two spaces are supposed to relate to or interact with each other.

If you have someone who is unable to relate space to volume, they won't make a good artist.

"Kennedy was able to relate space exploration to a greater national cause," a Bush adviser said earlier this week.

Ms. Dobelle, 57, first appeared in this space in early May to relate her nightmarish drop from upper-middle-class respectability to homelessness.

Together with known drug-target interactions, such information makes it possible to relate pharmacological space with genomic space.

We recall the concepts of -contractive and α-admissible mappings on complete metric spaces to state related fixed point theorems.

The difference between the location of fMRI and CDR peaks could also be due at least in part to inaccuracies in the affine transformation from Curry to Talairach space, related to misregistration between the different reference brains.