Sentence examples for treated relation from inspiring English sources

However, in 1941, Tarski treated relation algebras as an equationally defined class.

Steven Cook of the Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank, laments the cavalier way Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House, and her Democratic cohorts are treating relations with a crucial ally.

Also, it would be useful to treat relations containing pronouns as arguments through the use of coreference resolution.

The relativizing approach has no such problem: it treats relations to regions as basic and analyzes distributional properties in terms of them.

Thus, in addition to his basic distributional properties, Parsons appears forced to treat relations to regions (e.g., being grey at) as being basic as well.

Note, however, that the modern equivalent will sometimes logically differ from the original version in PM, such as by treating relations as sets of ordered pairs, etc.

Relational: How do you want to be treated in relation to the opposing party (amount of interdependence or autonomy)?

But I do think Blair has been unfairly treated in relation to his religious faith and the war.

Jackson emphasized he was speaking generically, about the way veterans are treated in relation to younger, less-decorated players, leaguewide.

Calusa Caldera has form earlier this season with Tricky Trickster which suggests That's Rhythm is well treated in relation to the National Hunt Chase winner.

He said there was "no level playing field" between the way loyalists were treated in relation to crimes of the Troubles and those committed by the IRA.