Sentence examples for track the relation from inspiring English sources

The Economist Intelligence Unit, our sister company, created a city-level index to track the relation between housing prices and incomes across China.

It has recently been shown that ravens can remember social bonds for years [ 17] and can even track the dominance relations of others (third-party understanding [ 18]).

Hence necessity will track the following-from relation because both are grounded in the same relations of conceptual involvement.

To avoid the difference in bottom-up drive present in previous studies, and to test whether re-construction of action awareness indeed tracks the temporal relation between the action and its outcome, we compared "action only" and "action + tone" trials in two contexts.

About Progress for Children Progress for Children is a "Report Card" that is issued by UNCEF to track the progress of countries in relation to specific Millennium Development Goals relevant to children.

Objects are tracked using the relation of the points, and their locations and movements are calculated based on the previous state of these points.

It is too coarse-grained to pick up on the absolute/non-absolute distinction; it indiscriminately tracks the following-from relation plus an absolutely necessary source.

Tracking the hands in relation to the virtual body position seems to be the most promising way to manipulate objects in the virtual world, as the learning curve for new users is modest and tracking reliability is not limited by hidden body parts due to an unfavourable camera position.

But as Formula One prepares for its eighth race of the season, at the European Grand Prix in Valencia this weekend, teams and drivers know that another element comes into play in the perfect combination of car and driver: the nature of the track, and the relation between the driver and the style of that track.

A region of the brain called the caudate nucleus is thought to contribute to this process by keeping track of the relation between an action and its outcomes, but it is not clear how it monitors cognitive aspects of ongoing behavior.

Ginsburg and Jablonka (2010) suggest that these prey-predator interactions were driven by associative learning together with a centralization of nervous systems, while Trestman (2013) stresses that complex cognitive embodiment enabled tracking the spatial properties and relations within the environment.