Sentence examples for useful relationships from inspiring English sources

This provides the very useful relationships of eqs 2a and 2b, conveniently condensed to eq 2c, using the diff terminology of the Testa group.

2. Russia has close, sometimes problematic but potentially useful relationships with all three of the countries Mr. Bush insists on calling the "axis of evil" -- Iraq, Iran and North Korea.

The movement, which has an extensive public relations operation, has cultivated useful relationships with newspaper and television reporters who are often happy to pass on information about breaking news in exchange for, say, a good tip on a feature story, Rabbi Shmotkin said.

The following theorem shows some easy and useful relationships concerning the delta derivative.

We obtained a number of useful relationships between the Mittag-Leffler functions and the Wright functions.

Our application of GA found useful relationships for predicting renal colic.

Farris et al.[ 28] argued that 50% jackknifing deletes too many characters and does not allow one to maintain a useful relationship between group frequency and support; they advocated the use of parsimony jackknifing.

What needs to happen to build a more useful relationship?

There has always been an uneasy yet mutually useful relationship between the police and investigative journalists.

It has proved a useful relationship, too, with Martínez instrumental in allowing Shane Duffy and John Lundstram to join Yeovil on loan from Everton three years ago as well as Liam Walsh last season.

Julie Christie, only 24 at the time, captured the best actress Oscar as the easily bored, barely talented central character, a London model who goes from one sordid but useful relationship to another.