It belongs to a class of cases somewhat peculiar and anomalous, in which promises have been made to a parent or person standing in a near relationship to the person for whose benefit it was made, and in which, on account of that relationship, the beneficiary has been allowed to maintain the action.
However, the Encyclopedia of Judaism makes clear that this title of Son of God is attributed a person whose piety has placed him in a very near relationship to God.
This near-linear relationship differs from that observed for the bands at 1276 and 1294 cm−1.
Our near-but-far, far-but-near relationship comes through repeatedly in the striking paintings, photographs and sculptures that make up "Cuba Avant-Garde," the new show at the Katonah Museum of Art.
However, if you are nearing relationship status, the girl will think it is the sweetest thing in the world.
In this study, the 25th or 75th percentile (for near linear relationship) or zenith points (for non linear relationship) of baseline variables were chosen as the reference point (y1) to estimate HR of other points of baseline variable Xi (y2).
At high metal oxide/silica ratio, the water solubility decreases as this ratio increases, but this relationship reverses near composition where alkali metal/Si ratio is near 1 (Kurkjian and Russell 1958).
While we observed a near linear relationship between TC and CHD, once ACR was fitted into the risk curve, this relationship was present only in patients with albuminuria.
Among the 26 incumbent senators who will face elections next year (this definition excludes those senators who have announced their retirements), there was a near perfect relationship between the states' rates of gun ownership and their votes.
The strong correlation and near synchronous relationship between SN and TSI allow the extension of this result.
