correlatives

Time is correlative with speed.

the child's right to education is a correlative of the parent's duty to send the child to school.

rights, whether moral or legal, can involve correlative duties.

It was found that the damping of microfluid acting on the disk is correlative with surface characteristics of the disk.

The conclusion is that pneumococci are correlative with recurrent aphthous ulcers and their pathogenesis has also been discussed.

Research and design for self-aligning device with terminal small gear driving for calcinatory of certain factory correlative task.

The results showed among the regrowth traits after fall defoliation, regrowth plants height was not correlative observably with coldhardiness since the correlative coefficient of them was just -0.389.

3) Every amendable person should know the correlative program files, and the Electronic Edition is required to be found (i.e.Manage Dept.

The manifestation of subhealth mainly included unstable emotion and hypomnesia whose occurrence was correlative with bad life style and family factor.

This paper .firstly, analyses the present situation and objective correlative and harm of the inauthenticity of accounting information through real datum and cases.

The incidence of fluorosis is correlative with the content of Fluoride, which comes from mother-rock and is related to petrogenic element in soil.

Technology Progress of producing BTX aromatics from heavy fraction of pyrolysis gasoline and correlative hydrodealkylation and non-aromatics hydrocracking techniques were reviewed in this paper.

Notice the use of the correlative conjunction " not only… but also" .

She uses different kinds of conjunctions, including correlative conjunctions, like " not only, but also" .

The examiners are listening for a variety of connectives, so make sure to learn subordinating conjunctions, correlative conjunctions, and coordinating conjunctions.

But it was Adam's strength, not its correlative hardness, that influenced his meditations this morning.

(2) It seems fairly evident that if there were no beliefs there could be no falsehood, and no truth either, in the sense in which truth is correlative to falsehood.