This is important because at least with print, firm circulation figures are relatively simple to determine.
Here are some useful Bluetooth accessories that are relatively simple to set up.
The El and bus systems are relatively simple to sort out, and even have an online trip planner: tripsweb.rtachicago.com.
Significant work has been done to reduce emissions from new buildings, as efficiency measures are relatively simple to integrate at the planning stage.
Lab tests with cell samples are relatively simple to conduct, as are tests with animals, some of which have been done.
If you don't fancy trapping, cheap and less invasive techniques are hair or footprint tubes, which are relatively simple to make (see box below for instructions).
Some game developers say it is no accident that there are many online racing games: cars (basically colored rectangles) that appear to speed around a track are relatively simple to render, animate and download.
Computational-complexity theory is a way of thinking about why some problems are relatively simple to solve or, more properly, "compute," while others are, for all practical purposes, impossible.
These account for an increasing proportion of companies' total assets, but they are largely excluded from balance sheets whether they are relatively simple to value (like patents and licences) or fuzzier (like brands and goodwill).
Point-to-point systems, commonly used on machines that perform hole-machining and straight-line milling operations, are relatively simple to program and do not require the aid of a computer.
WASHINGTON — As the fight over health care returned to the House floor on Tuesday, the debate could largely be stripped down to four questions that are relatively simple to ask, if not to answer: Will the health care law, approved last year by Democrats with no Republican support, increase or reduce future federal deficits?
