19 The rationing equation contains year and region effects and the regional unemployment rate data features relatively little relative variation so it is not very surprising that it does not appear significant in the rationing equation.
The cathedrals at Reims (begun 1211) and Amiens (1220 47) both have triforia of little relative height but with rich arcading.
Because their mass is so little relative to their surface area, the smallest particles can actually find their way down to the ground.
On their best estimates America's equilibrium rate has probably fallen a little, relative to the average from the 1960s until 2007 of about 2%.
Urban motorists, particularly company-car drivers commuting to work in busy city centres, pay too little, relative to the burden they place on crowded roads.
When you put out the kind of music that Throbbing Gristle fans feel obliged to warn each other not to be afraid of, the concept of your most accessible album to date might seem a little relative.
"This is so much greater than this football team," said the speaker, adding that the stripper incident was "so little, relative to the incredible sense of entitlement that some of the kids in this community feel".
(Olive Kitteridge laments having "a little relative" living in the "foreign land of New York City". She tells a friend, "I guess it's the way of the world. Hurts, though. Have that DNA flung all over like so much dandelion fuzz").
But we are fairly large at this point, and what I contribute on a personal level is a drop in the bucket and matters very little relative to how much we achieve together.
And he is highly efficient about his giving: he virtually never says no to the five-minute favor, something that will help someone out — an introduction, a quick suggestion — but cost him very little, relative to impact.
