This interdependency does provocative things to the relation of fiction to reality.
With respect to the relation of postulates to theorems, geometry is thus analytic, like any other rigorously deductive discipline.
Correction: January 24 , 2003 Friday The TV Weekend column last Friday, about shows on wild and domestic animals, referred incorrectly to the relation of BBC and Discovery Communications Inc. to the cable channel Animal Planet.
The word ecology was coined by the German zoologist Ernst Haeckel, who applied the term oekologie to the "relation of the animal both to its organic as well as its inorganic environment".
"It is obvious, then, that motion which is common to many moving things is idle and inconsequential to the relation of these movables among themselves, nothing being changed among them, and that it is operative only in the relation that they have with other bodies lacking that motion, among which their location is changed.
Both the Council of Constance and the Council of Ferrara-Florence have additional importance in the history of late medieval reform in Roman Catholicism Constance for dealing with the problem of heresy within the Western church, and Ferrara-Florence for addressing itself to the relation of Western Roman Catholicism to Eastern Christendom.
The relation of possibility to probability corresponds to the relation of factuality to truth.
Spinoza's modal transfer principle appeals to the relation of following-from.
and, according to the relation of linear elasticity, Delta P=4mufrac{Delta R}{ R}
Here only those options are discussed that are relevant to the relation of the diacritics.
This in turn gives a more specific meaning to the relation of the new and the old in expression.
