Sentence examples for a relative property from inspiring English sources

Deutsch questioned whether computational complexity was a fundamental or a relative property.

Mass, for instance, is a fundamental property, because it remains the same in any setting; weight is a relative property, because an object's weight depends on the strength of gravity acting on it.

Although students were able to correctly define fitness as being a measure of reproductive potential, they appeared to have difficulty thinking of fitness as a relative property that varies as a function of multiple environmental variables.

Abandonment often becomes the only option, especially for heirs dealing with a relative's property.

Even if your favorite is a relative obscurity ("Property of Jesus," "Senor"), it's likely to be here.

In a telephone interview, Mona Rackley said that her son lived with Mr. Page for about six months last year at a relative's property in Nashville, N.C., and that Mr. Page seemed like a respectful man.

Some owners buy plots of land, others park on a relative's property, and some rent space in a trailer park.

Affluent districts in Westchester typically get the minimum state transportation aid, 6.5percentt of their transportation costs, because it is calculated based on relative property wealth, said John Ross, assistant superintendent for business at the Blind Brook-Rye school district.

Unlike the case of von Neumann algebras, for the reduced group C⁎-algebras of groups with relative property (T), the rigidity property strongly fails in general.

Historically, most blacks live in areas with lower relative property value, and thus are receiving cheaper educations.

The stability of the proposed method is observed as a function of the relative properties and temporal discretisation of the coupled system.