Sentence examples for Strictly relative from inspiring English sources

And "after basketball" is strictly relative.

Everything that has happened in European rugby this weekend feels strictly relative.

Their sole complaint after taking the derby spoils was strictly relative, too.

Peace in Mazar, it should be understood, is a strictly relative term.

At least the class of 2009 will return home as the first Lions side since 1989 to be unbeaten against provincial opposition, a strictly relative achievement but something to cling to nonetheless.

It is well known that exceptional values of meromorphic functions are strictly relative with singular directions.

Labelling it more conventional than Gomes's subsequent output is strictly a relative call: there's enough wistful whimsy to this musical comedy of a 30-year-old manchild surrendering to his alter egos to drive some around the bend.

This implies that there exists ε satisfying (0<varepsilon <and11}), and equation (4.3) is <span class="lh">strictly dissipative relative to output supply rate (s u_{2},y_{2})).

It should be noted also that positions of the "rectangles" are always strictly fixed relative to the dimer rows of the lower layer: they occupy exactly three subjacent dimer rows.

So Aunt Mihriver (Füsun's grandmother, who had been brought up by a very odd assortment of people) and her daughter, Nesibe Hanim (Füsun's mother), were not, strictly speaking, relatives; they were more like in-laws, and though my mother had always emphasized this she had still directed us to call the women from this far branch of the family "Aunt".

So focusing strictly on the relative low number of pounds lost may be a poor measure of the situation.