The phrase "allowing relative" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to permitting or enabling something in relation to another, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The new policy is allowing relative flexibility in work hours."
Alternatives: "permitting related" or "enabling comparative".
Bearings are used to support a load while allowing relative motion between two elements of a machine.
However, whilst allowing relative quantification, the ionisation propensity or gas phase properties of the individual MUPs may compromise absolute quantification.
Morgan (1971) published a plate model with 15 plates, all of whose absolute motion rotation vectors were given, allowing relative motions between plate pairs to be calculated.
Considering that the firm grasp is not essential for all cases, this paper applies a 0-DOF tool which can effectively release the inner force by providing a loose grasp and allowing relative movement between the handle and the tool.
This chapter discusses that the purpose of a bearing is to support a load, typically applied to a shaft, while allowing relative motion between two elements of a machine.
In multilayered systems with interfacial imperfections, such as imperfect bonding of the layers or delaminations, or where the plies are separated by thin interlayers allowing relative motion, the displacement field is highly discontinuous in the thickness, with a characteristic zig-zag pattern and interfacial jumps.
Still, while experts said the French study bolsters arguments for allowing relatives to observe, questions remain.
Magistrate Judge Boal also took the unusual step of allowing relatives of victims to weigh in on whether Ms. Greig should be released, over Mr. Reddington's objections.
Allowing relatives of refugees already in Britain to join them would offer "a practical route for responding to the pressure of the human suffering we see", he told the Guardian.
I also saw the boy serving a palliative care role, bringing comfort to the dying, and allowing relatives to feel like they have done everything they can to help their loved ones. .
Otherwise, unenforced presumed consent policies have caveats such as allowing relatives to refuse their relative's organ donation even though the relative has not explicitly opted-out.
