Sentence examples for stated relationships from inspiring English sources

Bisdom et al. (2016) stated relationships between the fracture geometrical parameters and some other parameters such as the stress applied in the medium.

This is known as reasoning, where an application infers non-explicit (not directly stated) relationships between concepts (Rector, 1999).

The most important of these are: (i) consistency checking: the adherence of the ontological model to the rules of DL; (ii) satisfiability checking: the ability for classes described to be realized by actual individuals; and (iii) classification: the expansion of relationships between objects inferred from explicitly stated relationships.

Another common use is mapping, and geographic pathways — calculating shortest routes for example, from place A to place B (or to return to the social case, tracing the proximity of stated relationships from person A to person B).

The present work is unrelated to the stated relationships.

Kearney and Daly (1998) tested the stated relationship for Australia and found no evidence of volatility flow between currency market and stock market.

With the stabbing murder an openly stated relationship goal, O'Hara was consistently hounded and reminded that she could be the victim at any time.

The result is a crazy quilt of state relationships with Washington, stitched more with ideology than reason.

Without the UN, we would be left with increasingly brittle "state-on-state" relationships, with little remaining to mediate, negotiate or resolve inter-state crises when they arise.

But their visits, however strong on missionary idealism, seemed weak on developing the kind of state-to-state relationships that might produce real results.

Labour should, instead, propose a re-shaping of economic institutions and market-state relationships to create a fairer balance of economic power and reverse the marketisation of society.