Sentence examples for degree of relative from inspiring English sources

The natural strain (volume change divided by rock volume at the current stress state), rather than the engineering strain (volume change divided by the unstressed rock volume), should be used in Hooke's law for accurate modeling of the elastic deformation of that part of the pore volume subject to a relatively large degree of relative deformation (i.e., cracks or fractures).

Afghanistan's mission improbable began with a degree of relative promise but wickets soon began to fall.

Actually, this time he's shown a degree of (relative) restraint: three of his previous shows have used the N-word in the title.

Although part of the state apparatus, militaries enjoy a high degree of relative autonomy because of their control over the means of coercion.

A 2001 law, the Organic Law on the Integrity of Political Parties and Candidates (OLIPPAC), created a degree of relative stability by forbidding individual MPs from leaving or changing parties, although some of its provisions were later successfully challenged in court.

The spectacle of the prince's aide under the spotlight came at a juncture in the nation's life that illuminated much about the monarchy in these times of austerity that demand both the distraction of royal theater (like the royal baby watch) and a degree of relative regal frugality to dilute the impression of massive unearned privilege that rankles many Britons.

But racism does confer degrees of relative privilege in states where whiteness continues to be regarded as the norm.

Ge Hong enumerated an extensive selection of material substances and practical operations to which he attributed varying degrees of relative efficacy in the prolongation of life.

Degrees of relative unacceptability must be measured.

The models were found to have various degrees of relative error, with the best fitting model having a relative error of less than 10% for all three fuels with a marginal bias towards underestimation.

This paper presents a novel concept that extends the theoretical basis of force flow analysis to a much broader scope, referred to as effort flow analysis, addressing component combinations having varying degrees of relative motion.