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"We are just beginning to understand biological networks and how they relate to disease, " Dr Inouye said.

"Virtually the entirety of the raises relate to the VIP segment, which is showing better-than-expected resilience, " he said.

Examining one of her paintings, head tilted to the side, she explains, "I suppose you could say I relate to them a lot. "

We have to know a little bit of history and geography, because we need to have an environment in which to relate to the people around us.

Woke up in morning, I thought, my second dream, might be relate to the memories in my childhood.

Check out the ads. Do they seem to be the main purpose of the site? Do they relate to the content or not?

I absolutely loved the five lessons given by the very easy-flowing story of this book, and I can relate to every one of them.

Being comfortable with all of your different dimensions allows other people to be able to relate to you.

An order under subsection (1) may relate to a specified person or office or to persons or offices falling within a specified description.

It's important for me to see a team I can relate to and enjoy and draw optimism from -especially after the Aston Villa game.

But I wasn't expecting to see a loads of squeegee jelly babies sweets here so how do these relate to fingerprint recognition?

He has no ability to relate to people on any kind of normal level. . . He's a bit of an innocent. Vulnerable.

About a year ago I found myself trying to figure out how video games relate to traditional, non-interactive forms of artistic expression.

For one, they did not seem to relate to her day-to-day work.

I mean, you want to hear the reason, but you don't want to be able to relate to it.

Let's take a look at a few implications of factory farming, as they relate to each of the four categories mentioned above.

The scene is funny, but a bit difficult to watch because we can all relate to how quickly things can get out of control.

The abstract concept of economic man came from human nature so that this category must relate to morale and ethic principles.

The "one" to "four" are pretty easy to do and relate to sequential repositioning of the picks and crampons that hook you to the ice.

Well, when I saw this in the front page of the Times, I thought, "Great. Finally something I can relate to. I can sink my teeth into this. "

I have no idea if that's true, but regardless of how one might have felt about her politics, I can certainly relate to that statement.

You are able to see possibilities far in the future and yet don't always know how to relate to your immediate circumstances.

After listening to her for the first time in two years I felt lucky to have at least pictures to relate to the world.

MORE than anything since the invention of the postal service, Facebook has revolutionized how we relate to one another.

Clearly sleep made a difference, but that difference didn't relate to how much time one spent in each of the various sleep stages.

These searches. . . do not relate to any known immediate threat to the public or active plot against the United States.

The padlock in the Keychain Access GUI is just a GUI feature, it does not relate to unlocking smart card items with a PIN code.

And my childhood is more hick than I could ever possibly relate to you, and also more intellectual than you would ever expect.

The phrase "survival of the fittest" is often misused as it does not necessarily relate to physical fitness or strength in any sense.

it's about how well you relate to those kids and how much background work you put into it.

The following diagram displays the questions as a decision tree and will help you visualize how the various questions relate to one another.

Trying to relate to a stubborn person doesn't require you to alter your values.

These size differences relate to how much they think about their own decisions.

The metres value does not relate to a diving depth but to the air pressure used in the course of the water resistance test.

Talking about body image with your daughter can help her become comfortable with her body shape and relate to food in a healthy way.

Sohu: Do you think in London, young people, can relate to your character and personality?

The best way to explain access control is to use examples with real things rather than trying to relate to concepts.

Finally, the significance of the reported values of the parameters all relate to the question of which model best represents reality.

If you're wondering about why I'm asking you, I just feel that I can relate to you and you also seem like a good person.

Women relate to her because she was unthreatening and for men she had that innocence.

Ian Cooper said during the interview for my new book that "the tool keeps developers honest" , and I can certainly relate to that.

Be prepared to back-up your advice with information and facts by framing the discussion in a way your teen can relate to.

He was, too, very learned, and rational enough on all points which DID not relate to his treasure; but on that, indeed, he was intractable.

For you, the revolutionary aspect of the next few years will relate to the people you hang out with and the goals you embrace.

nevertheless, I never cease to be amazed by the vast amount of knowledge and life experiences they relate to me.

And its ready to go. Now lets look at some lines and how they relate to the DOM.

This was a profound and passionate expression of views about how Africa and its leaders relate to the rest of the world.

Linguist Steven Pinker questions the very nature of our thoughts -- the way we use words, how we learn, and how we relate to others.

Always bare in mind the topic of that page and ensure that the page title, paragraph headings and text relate to that topic.

Both cooperation and defection do not relate to any absolute standard of morality.

Do you think this image is able to relate to the claims that you just read? Why or why not? If yes, in what way?

Common Tag also provides access to useful metadata that defines each concept and describes how the concepts relate to one another.

The purpose of this procedure is to describe the way in which RYCO controls all documents which relate to the company's management system.

Jim Collins: Actually, there are sort of I guess, two other things that relate to the concepts that show up a lot in the climbing.

In the book I explore various design patterns that relate to DI and that may be used for application architecture in general.

Ask any mom and she will tell you that it is best to avoid "useful" items that relate to any form of housework.

Ugh. . . the aforementioned Mark Zuckerberg, who as a Harvard student was kind enough to send me some remarks that I will relate to you now.

Internal audit should be applied by qualified employee , The content which he audit must not relate to himself's work .

This will begin with the first stage of teaching her to relate to boys as friends, not boyfriends in fourth grade!

If I tell you it relate to Japanese , won't you think that Japanese was Magyar ?

Domestic printing presses do not relate to the following mechanism. The design supplies a way of the new mechanism.

Speaking of that, I recall another true incident I would like to relate to you. This is no story, it's a true tale.

You can learn how the client and server relate to one another and the various factors that influence NFS performance.

Father is too good to me, come to a to relate to equal situation very early, he will ask for my opinion, just as ask for my mother.

DESC; Social Psychology is the scientific study of how we think about, influence and relate to one another.

And how are we to relate to it in a way that will not make us lose our minds, but, in fact, might actually keep us sane?

Steven Spielberg can relate to "Super 8. " He made homemade movies when he was young.

You know, I think that song was really written for the movie, "Crossroads, " but I can relate to it.

And one of the signs of it is that you want to relate to people that ordinarily in your old identity you'd want nothing to do with.

Ask yourself why and how the behaviors relate, or don't relate, to one another, and revise your groupings as necessary.

She had had eyesight problems early in life as well as she could relate to Helen's difficulties.

Please note that this document intentionally does not relate to FAP.

Now, of course, you've led a very different life to the Duchess of Devonshire, but did you find you could relate to her on any levels?

Speak about specifics that relate to the position you are applying for. If you do not have specific experience, get as close as you can.

If the meaning of a sentence comes from its equilibrium interpretation only, then there is no reason for structure to relate to content.

The true theory in elephant in form looks is to communicated the heart thing relate to, the solid split into pieces two.

I might not be as stupid as Gang-du, but the passion and love for the child - I can definitely relate to that.

Some of these patterns relate to symmetries, which can be expressed mathematically.

This unusual perspective should recommend the book to anyone interested in how the British relate to their land.

'I can't relate to any of the politicians. They all seem fairly similar and rarely listen to young people.

Come, sit down, and in order relate to me all that has happened.

The masses may admire you, but they are not going to be able to really relate to you.

It's too far away for me to be relate to this problem, but actually, I happened to be related to this in the day-to-day activities.

He is unable to relate to other people, so I find it quite difficult to communicate with him.

To see how different reports relate to different request schemes, you create a suite of test pages, test users, and test requests.

This model, the approach is a bit different for China, this will relate to the part of the museum for my collection.

Many people often compartmentalize these things and fail to see how they all relate to one another.

i can totally relate to gilda , you know , cloistered and love - starved in the nunnery.

Finally, thank you to accept me for being a member of your family in the hope that we can relate to in this time of 1 month!

If you can relate to my client and have had a similar experience, it may be time to take back the control.

People with a service heart relate to the world in a certain way, and a person might want to be different.

These duties which provide the most standardized behaviour patterns for the water rights users relate to one another and close together.

Notice that each of these methods and properties relate to sending a request and dealing with a response.

That makes it particularly hard to tell how the results relate to normal sex differences in lifespan.

Music education is the important aspect of the virtue education, its perfect or not directly relate to the proceeding of virtue education .

Plug-in dependencies and the way they relate to sharing projects in a team can be tricky to understand.

One to change the bulb, and four more to chase off the Californians who have come up to relate to the experience.

To help you determine the cause of a transport issue, you can view events that relate to MSExchangeTransport.

Make a hierarchy or other grouping of the subject areas, to provide a clear definition of what they are and how they relate to each other.

Try to relate to your partner for what he really is, not for what you imagine or dream.

If you can relate to your partner through her perfume, keep the same perfume with you so that you can feel her presence.

To predict; to understand concepts of print; to relate to personal experience ; to use music and rhyme; to listen for gist and details .

The decision which will relate to the profit of the company this year, deserves further consideration.

A common question when running queries is: "How does this element relate to the beginning of the recursion? "

Log interesting events that do not necessarily relate to errors in an ASP. NET application.

Their sexual appetite is insatiable. For you to relate to a Scorpio it is important to match his hunger for sex.

Questions may relate to the work environment, supervisors, compensation, the work itself and the company culture.

The team started with the assumption that the brain processes words in terms of how they relate to movement and sensory information.

Practical application: Relate to your prospect and come up with a story that gives them imaginative reasons to use your product or service.

This article is about showing how the recommended contract design policies from the versioning article relate to a SOA Maturity Model.

Israel and Humanity should relate to one another on an equally visionary level.

For me, it makes it more compelling if I can relate to the story as well.

The probe is at an early stage, and it isn't clear if the money is missing or if the inconsistencies relate to sloppy bookkeeping.

Underpinning it all, how closely does the overall marketing message relate to a company's brand and its products?

It's only natural to be a little emotional, so use this to inspire and personally relate to the audience.

My concern always did not relate to side person that, actually in my heart really has very many concerns!

Many children will relate to John Brown and his need to retain his special place in Rose's life.

The social climate has to do with how people relate to one another. It affects their emotions. Establish a positive social environment by.

Didn't relate to of, however just seek a few companies! Do it slowly! Certainly find out a very good company!

Relate to the size of the fish is very big, even the pounds some small fairy are not able to handle of, still less human.

Although a process can be defined using graphical tools that business analysts can relate to, it's also an executable program.

These dynamic tags relate to the state of the broker and can be used to group brokers.

The invention discloses preserved fruit without stones and a preparation method thereof which relate to the food production field.

Goals relate to separate parts of your life: your career, finances, family, retirement, etc.

Such conditions will never be repeated again, as none of the physical problems can relate to your Light body.

Secondarily, they may relate to attendance, or other quantifiable measures which may suit organizations that are non-profit.

Strengths and weaknesses are often internal to your organization. Opportunities and threats often relate to external factors.

An adsorbent and a solvent have low consumption and the whole separating device does not relate to chemical reactions.

Hotel room is the place for guest to rest, the quality of room services would directly relate to the overall performance of the hotel.

Most problems in PHP applications relate to taking user-supplied data and doing something with it without first validating or sanitizing it.

But I think a problem that does relate to being "gifted" is that I've always been good at lots of things and had many different interests.

The microscopic appearances, immunophenotype and behaviour of such tumours relate to the genetic events to a variable extent.

They wear their passions on their sleeves, they invite you into a part of their lives, and most importantly, people can relate to them.

Many Queensland children will readily relate to the images of Queensland buildings and environment that she captures.

Embodiments relate to a nonvolatile memory device and a method for manufacturing the same.

"It's of fundamental importance to understand how plants relate to global carbon cycles, " said Blonder.

Focus on points that directly relate to or illustrate your reading (which means you'll have to have actually done the reading. . . ).

Therefore, we conclude that the business of the restaurants does not relate to the signs of the restaurants.

You know many of us relate to plants as inanimate objects, not much different from stones.

It plans to spin off and list a number of subsidiaries that do not relate to the most sensitive news operations.

The invention discloses a journal monitoring method and a device, which relate to the technical field of an intelligent traffic system.

How does one's own internal sense of self-esteem relate to external assessment of those around us?

E-mail people who write about things that relate to your app and see if they will talk up the upcoming release of your app.

In other words, most items on your list should not relate to values you would like to have but can't honestly claim you live out.

The idea is to get a firm understanding of how the goals relate to each other so you can form a solid hierarchy of content.

It explains the difference between an object and a name and how they relate to the notion of an lvalue .

The ideal teacher should have an understanding of her students and be able to relate to them.

Many relate to past guarantees that the former parent company issued to its global subsidiaries, Mr Lomas said.

The role of instruction is not to dispense facts but to provide students are engaged in authentic tasks that relate to meaningful contexts.

Finally we'll take a look at the SCA domain and see how bindings relate to communication within and outside an SCA domain.

This article first introduces you to Domino clusters, focusing on those aspects that relate to performance.

Some of our most serious disagreements with China today relate to the nature of China's political system and its internal policies.

Furthermore, the tidal effects on the freeboard of the groundwater table along the shore also relate to the thickness of the aquifers.

Reducing and preventing teenagers' sex crime relate to the stability of a society and the healthy growth of the teenagers.

A device and a method for automatically cleaning a net cage under water relate to agricultural and offshore buoyancy net cage culture.

For some strange reason, I suspect you can relate to that at the moment.

Dreams are primarily about self. Only a few dreams relate to family, friends, and world events.

So how will China as a global power relate to a world which is defined by difference: one cannot be too hopeful.

This time, we're listing every expense you have in a given year that do not directly relate to your employment.

In maths tests, the girls are asked questions that relate to a garden setting, whereas the boys' tests are set in a hardware store.

Happiness does not always relate to wealth.

For any leader, it's important to find ways to relate to people, or at least understand when people aren't working together effectively.

The convictions relate to a military operation in August 1995, when ethnic Serbs were forced out of Croatia's Krajina region.

Many also feel that the health warnings on cigarette packets are 'meaningless' and do not relate to their lives.

This model also will verify that financial ratios have incremental information in relate to the total FCF.

The aim is to get the player to feel like he can relate to or can be represented by his virtual character.

Gender mixed pairs can take advantage of different ways men and women relate to one another.

If Washington insiders looked down on my family in our Wal-Mart clothes, how could they ever relate to the lives of most Americans?

Discovering what data is available and how they relate to one another is a common and cumbersome task.

"Baggage Check" means those portions of the Ticket which relate to the carriage of your Checked Baggage.

Throughout the film as a whole, the main theme is about how people of this generation relate to each other.

Hope our processing to your first time order can become the beginning that our friendly business relate to, can bring more bargains for us.

We draw a conclusion that, this gene may affect the development of cotton young bud and relate to fertility cotton due to transposition.

Learning the individual parts as they relate to a larger whole makes remembering and applying them much easier.

But God wanted to relate to you and to me, so He became like us -- a human being.

It has to do not so much with ideas as with the way we relate to them.

The requests mostly relate to criminal matters, and the figures do not cover filtering or blocking of content.

Vaginal delivery, neonatal asphyxia and early infection may be the factors relate to. brain damage of the twin premature infants.

Printing quality relate to many factors, in which ink receptivity of paper is an extremely important influence factor.

The common type of mind is exceedingly keen on all matters which relate to its physical welfare -- exceedingly keen.

Some of the ideas for enhancements they've come up with relate to what we refer to as a common workflow, which I'll talk about next.

Well, the more you understand about yourself the better you'll be able to relate to others.

How does the management of operations relate to the company's method of competing in the marketplace?

Data binding centers around XML and Java, so let's take a look at how these XML documents and Java classes relate to Quick.

Inferences relate to logical conclusions which are made that are based upon the information provided by the statement.

Some blog visitors naturally relate to your blog content, they identify with you because of it and contact you.

In so doing and in the coming decade humans shall begin to relate to one another differently and founded again upon true law.

However, where overseas issues directly relate to domestic priorities, China is straining for a balanced approach.

All of us who are animal lovers can relate to what it would feel like to be reunited with a pet after a disaster.

Develops and maintains equipment, machine and tooling standards as they relate to machining and secondary operations prior to assembly.

Ultimately, ranking these three as they relate to your particular project is only part of the picture.

The invention also relate to a method for preparing the organic composite P-N and an organic composite diode thereof.

The problems that triggered yesterday's statement relate to a small sector of the structured finance world.

A humidifier and an installation structure for ornaments relate to a humidifier and an installation structure of the humidifier.

These legal essentials relate to one another in a complex way .

As a matter of fact, research on central city and satellite city mostly focus on economy, politics and traffic and hardly relate to tourism.

These intercommunication barriers relate to the result of teaching.

Behind this next tab, you should include examples of work that somehow relate to the position you are trying to get.

Use school situations - School is such a huge part of a child's life. As a result, they can readily relate to the situations they face.

That would relate to light, not the orbit of the moon, for it even takes place on a cloudy full moon night.

With its 76 percent visible minority population, many election issues in Scarborough-Agincourt relate to immigration.

This is intended to help identify any common links between causal factors that relate to particular levels in an organisation.

These relate to land requirements and availability, policies, knowledge, standards, awareness, participation and investment.

Figure 1 gives a broad overview of how several of the concepts relate to one another in the architecture vision.

The campaign was a flop because Motorola had failed to relate to mainland consumers.

I'm sure many of us can relate to this quote, or at least, to the distractions of beauty.

Details about which video port are in use, or how the various ports relate to the frame buffer are not important.

when you have enough championship rings to cover all but one pinkie , it ' s not easy to find peers to relate to.

The pattern is then defined with variables; you'll see later how those variables relate to parts of the output.

If you never relate to them as a complete, whole person, they don't know who you are, or at least they don't know the whole of you.

He says the AFL is looking at ways to make it easier for Chinese school children to relate to the game.

I won't be an easy game, but we need these kinds of games to see how we relate to the other top teams in Europe.

The Army is seeking information from small businesses on their capabilities as they relate to supporting its future combat systems program.

You also learn to relate to others with a sense of justice.

Neuroscientists have been interested in how feelings of rejection relate to physical pain for some time.

With good IT background, familiar with concepts relate to cloud computing would be an asset.

We can also relate to the fact that a certain amount of money is required to meet our material needs with a reasonable degree of comfort.

A subject area identifies and groups the processes that relate to a logical area of the business.

The direct reasons involve the cost of doing business, and the indirect reasons relate to environmental, eco-friendly concerns.

And so I've been beginning, with a variety of different projects, to understand how people can relate to machines with their eyes.

Keep in mind, too, that your parents were teens once and that, in most cases, they can relate to what you're going through.

Each of these concepts and some others relate to the artifacts that are presented in the physical packaging model.

He was able to relate to it because he is that complicated, frustrating messy guy in his relationships.

How does the concept of quality relate to the contribution script?

This article will start by expounding the theories relate to knowledge intensive services and optimization of the industrial structure.

This may relate to the discovery that insufficient sleep appears to tip hunger hormones out of whack.

It also addresses OAM issues as they relate to the reference configuration at the user access and to the interface specifications.

It means being willing to relate to the other person in a way that goes beyond impersonal small talk.

There have been announcements of several new IBM products and new product releases lately that relate to the Enterprise Service Bus.

Your next step is to define how UML classes relate to tables in the relational schema, as shown in Listing 5.

First, take a look at how the inner male and female, your inner beloveds, relate to each other.

The main focus is on the description of structures as they relate to the biological action of particular macromolecules or assemblages.

These results suggest that the anti-sciatica of Zuotongning injection may relate to its analgesic effect.

Comprehending the way abstract ideas relate to one another is essential for reading.

As a key stakeholder on the global economy, China can consider how its structural reforms relate to rebalancing changes globally.

Users click this icon to open related dialog boxes or task panes that provide more options that relate to the group.

Develops, maintains, and revises planning and reporting documentation, procedures, and systems that relate to the assigned product Lines.

It affects our marriages and our relationships with our kids as well as the way we relate to friends, co-workers, and society in general.

The complaint may relate to more than one domain name, provided that the domain names are registered by the same domain-name holder.

But this does not necessarily mean that Confucian ethics must relate to the traditional federal bureaucracy.

Truth is, so many people are tired of "marketing speak. " Social media allows companies to relate to one another and bypass the fluff.

Laugh is no bonder, no estrangement, no limits in relate to value, no difference between wealth and poverty.

A system-level task is a collection of permissions that relate to operations that apply to the report server site as a whole.

The Toolbar consists of five basic controls. Each relate to different parts of the Editor.

But the company wants to do something bigger: change the way Americans relate to their money.

The most controversial changes to the bill relate to who will have the ultimate say over the approval of biotech crops in Brazil.

The opposition of Mars and Neptune can make it hard for you to relate to others emotionally.

Providing the characters with names, Robertson said, makes it easier to relate to the animals through the stages of their lives.

Embodiments of the present invention relate to high temperature anti-droop end effectors for transferring semiconductor substrates.

Perspectives relate to the roles of different reviewers within the software development process.