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correlativity

NOUN
  1. a reciprocal relation between two or more things

How To Use correlativity In A Sentence

  • Not necessarily, says Ratzsch, because (AFAICT) he thinks that things like mind correlativity and "counterflow" allow rarified design inferences. A brief sidebar about design and evolution
  • This is called the correlativity of rights and duties.
  • At this summit hosshin seppô is revealed and one attains sokushinjôbutsu through the micro-macro-cosmic correlativity of the three mysteries and through kaji. Laughter
  • There is a close correlativity between PM_(10) concentration and meteorological condition, so one-member statistical method had been used to analyst the correlation between them according to season.
  • And a negative correlativity between frangibility and ego resilience, crisis coping method, and social support.
  • It seems to me that this would mean that "mind correlativity" wasn't worth much, at least at this (perhaps weak) level. A brief sidebar about design and evolution
  • Where processes are more basically concerned, their object-correlativity can disappear from view. Process Philosophy
  • In this paper, we experiment with three heuristics based on correlativity and efficiency.
  • Corrective justice links two parties and no more because a relationship of correlativity is necessarily bipolar.
  • The two diseases have biological correlativity, such as corticosteroid - secreting rhythm disturbance, insulin resistance and so on.
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