Sentence examples for a relative devaluation from inspiring English sources
Low reward resulted in a relative devaluation of features that characterized the target, such that attention was less likely to be deployed to objects characterized by these features on the next trial.
Seeing some growth in Ireland, then, is not at all a refutation of Keynesian economics — it's exactly what you'd expect, given that Ireland is in fact gradually achieving an "internal devaluation" via relative deflation.
As long as it does not trigger a burst of wage inflation, a devaluation lowers wage costs relative to those of workers abroad, improving the competitiveness of firms producing things that can be traded across borders.
The euro's climb has produced what is effectively a 15percentt devaluation of the Argentine peso relative to Europe over the last two months.
This was indicated by the fact that neither instrumental responding (lever pressing) nor discriminated approach or goal-tracking behavior (magazine head-entries) were reduced in mice having undergone LiCl-food paired devaluation, relative to non-devalued control mice.
