During the transition period, necessary for the wiping out of the results of the war and the establishment of regular relations anew, in conceding limitations in their relations such as the prohibition of exportation, the regulation of importation, and the like, which during this period are inevitable, they will take care that this is done with tender regard for one another.
The variation is a function of the strength (or energy) of bonds established between the intermediate species and the surface, and when the substrates are transition metals, regular relations between reaction rate and certain characteristics of the metal's electronic structure are observed.
There are the tribes that stay on their own homelands in the forest (or seek to do so), but who have regular relations with the outside.
Descartes spoke of regular relations between brain states and the resulting sensory experiences, which his followers, such as Regis, subsequently deemed "laws" of mind body relation (see Hatfield 2000).
Both the regular Hall Petch relation and the inverse Hall Petch relation are discovered in investigating the grain size effect in nano-scale polycrystalline machining.
This discovery confirms the existence of both the regular Hall Petch relation and the inverse Hall Petch relation in polycrystalline machining, and the existence of a threshold grain size allows one of the two relations to become dominant.
It is not usually identical with the spot rate but in normal times has a regular relation to it.
But as Ducasse points out, the same problem plagues Hume's own account we can be wrong that what we have perceived are instances of types which bear a regular relation to each other.
The bold line showed the relation was significant (p < 0.05) or marginally significant (p < 0.1) and the regular line showed the relation was no significant.
The principle of conservation of energy is stated for the regular region and the constitutive relations are obtained for the piezoelasticity of material.
