Sentence examples for structure of the relation from inspiring English sources

Third, we explore the structure of the relation between technical change and early retirement.

The general message is that the non-linear structure of the relation between early retirement and technical change holds even within each sector, although with slightly different magnitudes.

This indicates that differences between the groups are present concerning the level, however, not the general structure of the relation between the variables.

(2) The structure in the relevant relations between the external properties the receptors are sensitive to is preserved in the structure of the relations between the resulting sensory states.

At the end of the 80s, Castells and Portes (1989) focused on the structure of the relations between formal and informal.

In the framework, a new network model is formed, and the structure of the relations is analyzed to infer knowledge about terrorist attacks.

The set of information units was then transformed into a bipartite graph, and analysed by means of STRUCTURE, an application aimed at grasping the structure of the relations among a set of "objects".

A crude statement of ESR is the claim that all we know is the structure of the relations between things and not the things themselves, and a corresponding crude statement of OSR is the claim that there are no 'things' and that structure is all there is (this is called 'radical structuralism' by van Fraassen 2006).

This was done without changing the structure of the relations between the maternal Raven score and the other variables and under the assumption that this response variable was measured without error.

This study investigated the strength and the structure of the relations between the TP-items with an exploratory factor analysis (EFA), whether the TP-scale is measurement invariant across age and sex, and examined the longitudinal genetic and environmental influences on the TP-scale using the genetic relatedness of the twin subjects and their siblings.

There is, indeed, an extensive literature of medieval commentaries on the Posterior Analytics, and much of this literature is very important; we find in it a great deal of material on the authors' attitudes to necessity, the structure of science, the relation between various sciences, the autonomy of philosophy vis-à-vis theology, and the like.