Sentence examples for be relatively local from inspiring English sources
"It would be relatively local compared to shipping it in".
Perhaps the only reasonable way to handle the problem analytically is to postulate what has been called a Power Amplification Factor – if you're Joe Blow, your actions, however murderous, tend to be relatively local and quantitatively limited in their impact, but if you're Stalin or Hitler, you get the global impact and multiples in the millions.
Thus, empirical evidence suggests that tree estimation errors tend to be relatively local.
This effect seemed to be relatively local, however, because larger 1.0 Mb windows retained the basic trend but the trend was no longer significant (p = 0.12).
To date, most applications of HIA have tended to be relatively local and limited in scope – e.g. for urban regeneration schemes or local transport policies rather than broader policies [ 29, 33].
Two of the regions I oversee are relatively local to me so if I'm working there, I drive.
"People need to explore, to find a fostering service that's relatively local to them, to find out what support that particular service will give, whether they like what they hear, and make a choice about who they're fostering for".
It is concluded that studies on flipped classrooms are dominated by studies in higher education sector and are relatively local in character.
Based on the source data and co-citations in our corpus of scientific publications, we conclude that studies on flipped classrooms are dominated by higher education sector studies and are relatively local in character.
Some such integrations are relatively local as when diverse features detected within a single sense modality are combined into a representation of external objects bearing those features, e.g. when one has a conscious visual experience of a moving red soup can passing above a green striped napkin (Triesman and Gelade 1980).
When Wall Street was run by nonquants, there were lots of little disasters - scandals, rogue traders, individual firms going down - but because the traders were all making independent, uncorrelated bets, the blow-ups were relatively local, and the system as a whole kept chugging along.
