Sentence examples for variety of relation from inspiring English sources

In the literature there is a variety of relation types, and a relation is considered relevant according to several factors, mainly the type of information that is being analyzed and the objective of the extraction task.

The analysis of the results of a case study using this modelling approach shows the variety of relations between users and plant manufacturers.

Bolzano defines a variety of relations between ideas concerning their extensions, such as the following ones: An idea i1 is compatible with an idea  i2 iff i1 and i2 share a common object, i.e. Ext i1) ∩ Ext i2) ≠ ∅; and i1 is included in i2 (or: i2 includes i1) iff i1 is compatible with i2 and every object of i1 is also an object of i2, i.e., Ext i1) ∩ Ext i2) ≠ ∅, and Ext i1) ⊆ Ext i2).

The appropriate relations are selected from an infinite (or, at least, near-infinite) variety of possible relations (e.g., Rosenblueth and Wiener 1945; Lowry 1965; Winther 2015 forthcoming).

He held a variety of public relations jobs during the Bush administration, including press spokesman for the Office of Management and Budget and director of public affairs for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

He appeals to counterpart theory, modified to allow a variety of counterpart relations, to explain this.

A variety of adjacency relations are used in the study of digital images.

Lewis says that these theories can't explain the variety of causal relations that we perceive and can think about.

We can perceive objects that stand in a variety of spatial relations to us: near, far, to the left or right, up or down, etc.

The formal-informal dichotomy, summarising a variety of social relations, spatial forms and urban economies, encapsulates a wide spectrum of situations within a binary structure.

The knowledge bases are classified into five major types, namely, a variety of models, relations between various model parameters and real physical conditions, feasible options of model parameters, question base as a user-interface directing the user to depict the actual physical conditions, and the rules of inference deducing the feasible choice of model and its parameters.