| Studying the interrelation of electricity and magnetism, Faraday struggled to explain how forces could act at a distance. |
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| That Leonardo rendered the muscles so evidently demonstrates that he wanted their position, interrelation, and shape to be easily understood. |
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| Each political right involves numerous facets and a complex interrelation amongst those various facets. |
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| This interrelation between the health sector, public governance and the human factor is demonstrated in the sections below using three examples. |
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| As these signs may be absent where numerous tests convincingly demonstrate pylorospasm, we must conclude that there is no essential interrelation between obstruction at the pylorus and hyperkinesis. |
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| The close interrelation between the use of nitrogen for fertilizers and for explosives persists to this day. |
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| These are three different kinds of support without any clear interrelation for the citizen. |
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| There is a specific interrelation between the dynamics of the kriyas, each laying the ground for the following in such a way that the mind is slowly harmonised and harnessed. |
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| Nevertheless, despite the interrelation, issues of immunity and jurisdiction have an independent nature, and are regulated by different legal norms. |
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| However, before dealing with specific systems applying to the periphery or the core, we shall consider some general aspects of the project that affect its interrelation with light. |
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| You will discuss the role and interrelation of human rights and a culture of peace in building democratic, civil society, particularly in countries in transition. |
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| Marshall Islands, on behalf of parties to the Nauru Agreement, emphasized the importance of the resumed Review Conference, noting the interrelation between the outcomes of this meeting and the Nauru Agreement. |
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| Artist groups like de Stijl and Bauhaus developed new ideas about the interrelation of the arts, architecture, design, and art education. |
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| The differences in approach, however, are sufficiently distinct to allow these general conclusions to be drawn and to provide a foundation for examining the interrelation of large-scale research projects and the humanities. |
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| By enshrining bioethics in international human rights and by ensuring respect for the life of human beings, the Declaration recognizes the interrelation between ethics and human rights in the specific field of bioethics. |
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| A brief review of these products, the material used, and the manufacturing processes may serve to suggest the interrelation between these and clay products. |
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| The last-named work is a poetic record of a tumultuous year in the poet's life and exhibits the interrelation between politics, the individual, and his culture. |
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| Ethnolinguistics, that part of anthropological linguistics concerned with the study of the interrelation between a language and the cultural behaviour of those who speak it. |
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| Maxwell's equations, four equations that, together, form a complete description of the production and interrelation of electric and magnetic fields. |
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| This should be affirmed as a general principle, thus recognizing with force as a starting point the interrelation between the human being and his ecological environment. |
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| Interrelation of functional morphology, behavior, and autecology in early stages of the bivalve Merceuaria mereeuaria. |
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