After the 2012 election, the new G.O.P. chairman, Reince Priebus, published a refreshingly honest and relatively unprecedented report about why Mitt Romney lost and how Republicans could win in 2016.
Over $60 billion in value has been erased in the past few days thanks to a sell-off that's been sustained, prolonged, and relatively unprecedented — even in the roller coaster ride that is the crypto market.
Last year, however, something relatively unprecedented happened.
"The high throughput allows us to collect data and understand what's going on in relatively unprecedented ways.
"Consume less" policies, however, would be relatively unprecedented, and are generally neglected, she concedes.
They argued that doing it on presidential nominations -- not judges or legislation -- would be a relatively minor change that fixes unprecedented obstruction by the minority.
"The levels of migration we have seen in a relatively short period of time are unprecedented, including the pressures this places on communities and public services," he told them.
A third recession in such a relatively short time period would be unprecedented in modern British history.
The ability to map humanity into particularized boxes based on an ever-growing list of interests, personalities, opinions and, even undisclosed thoughts and emotions with a relatively high level of accuracy is unprecedented.
Modeling those interfaces with fractional Zener elements in parallel configuration, and manipulating the distribution of the Zener elements across different peak relaxation frequencies, we obtain a relatively constant loss factor within an unprecedented frequency range (3-3 kHz).
