Sentence examples for discussion relatively from inspiring English sources

(In fact it would be preferable to take equivalence classes of such pairs under a relation of translational equivalence but we will make no further explicit use of these ordered pairs or any such equivalence classes, and keep this aspect of the discussion relatively informal. Instead of saying "⟨#, ⊢⟩", we will say things like "# as it behaves according to ⊢".

On the second matter he said: "The discussion was relatively long..

The paper contains a detailed discussion of relatively compact sets in variable Lebesgue space on the Euclidean space.

The relationship between pastoralism and biodiversity has been the subject of much discussion, but relatively little experimental research.

Section 5 is devoted to the discussion on relatively recent applications of the 1984 theorem due to other authors in the twenty-first century.

We focus our discussion on relatively low frequencies and hence adopted a 1D layered structure (Table 1) as used in the routine moment tensor inversion of F-net (National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention, Japan).

As it was outlined by the participants of the focus group discussion, the relatively smaller change observed in this land use type during the 2005 study period was because of the fact that farmers were forced to abandon and leave the cultivated land for grazing purpose due to the declining of its soil fertility status.

Another month of discussion and relatively minor refinement followed, during which several attempts were made to alter the Rutledge draft, though few were successful.

The discussion is relatively painless and in the end you'll be doing your survivors a big favor and you'll feel secure in knowing it's in place.

Further, focus group discussion is relatively easy to arrange, inexpensive, and flexible in terms of format, types of question, and desired outcomes.

Discussion: The relatively high intraindividual variability indicates that the use of salivary TBARS will be limited to research on a population level, although some informative value might be gained by repeated samplings.