Sentence examples for the relevant relation from inspiring English sources

The relevant relation between wages of African-Americans and Mexican immigrants appears not limited to the unskilled sectors.

For such entities would seem to be perfectly capable of standing in the relevant relation to other objects, events and states of affairs.

Another way of thinking about the relevant relation might be to think of natures as in some sense 'content', and each individual as the 'carrier' of this content.

The other disagreement is internal to higher-order thought approaches, and concerns whether the relevant relation between the first-order state and the higher-order thought is one of availability or not.

The relevant relation between different theories would not be the wholesale unification of all relevant sciences, as in the dream of classical reductionism (see the entry on intertheory relations in physics).

Members of the family employ various concepts for the relevant relation (correspondence, conformity, congruence, agreement, accordance, copying, picturing, signification, representation, reference, satisfaction) and/or various concepts for the relevant portion of reality (facts, states of affairs, conditions, situations, events, objects, sequences of objects, sets, properties, tropes).

The relevant relations for these real-valued spherical harmonics are best directly transcribed from the corresponding complex relations.

The following entry gives an overview about the relevant relations of both fields and how they are connected.

Specifying the relevant relations depends on contextual factors such as questions asked, and the kinds of similarities and isomorphisms deemed to be of interest.

(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.

For example, Hume notes that in order to make a moral judgment, one must have in mind all the relevant facts, and apprehend all the relevant relations of ideas.