Sentence examples for changing relative to from inspiring English sources
This type of transistor-level simulation is absolutely necessary for asynchronous circuits because the inputs change relative to handshaking signals, which are not periodic, instead of changing relative to a periodic clock pulse, as do synchronous systems.
Moreover, real employer costs y were changing relative to the sterling-denominated and inflation-adjusted statutory parameters such as the jobless allowance and the PT.
If emigrated individuals are returning to Colombia, the family composition and, in particular, the family size of households residing in treatment municipalities may be changing relative to control municipalities.
Since the start of the Sol is always changing relative to Earth time, the team's start time for daily planning had to be moved a few hours later each week.
This model included the idea of money surprise: monetary policy only matters when it causes people to be surprised or confused by the price of goods changing relative to one another.
This prevents their orbits from changing relative to one another; the cycle always repeats in the same way, and so the two bodies can never pass near to each other.
From the figure, we see the dots are moving around while changing relative positions to each other with time.
Even after a violin is built, its wood density could vary, since wood is a hygroscopic material and changing relative humidity (due to temperature as well as water vapor levels) would change the measured density.
Microbial activity measurably changed in response to changing relative humidity (RH).
The simulation results implied that modifications that related to the changing relative use of a PCI to a CABG were more important for correctly projecting the numbers of CARPs than modifications that related only to the increased effectiveness of PCI procedures.
In response to changing relative prices, households modify their consumption basket, adjust their working hours and possibly change their occupation.
