Sentence examples for form of relative from inspiring English sources
Grading on the curve is a form of relative evaluation similar to an all-pay auction or rank-order tournament.
As raw data obtained from electron probe microanalysis (EPMA) come in the form of relative quantities of elements, the aim of the processing is to obtain the absolute variation of the specimen's chemical composition in the degraded zone and consequently to allow a better understanding of the degradation mechanisms by the aggressive environment under consideration.
The adjustment thus has to come initially in the form of relative decreases in nominal wages and prices.
Modification for 'one'-phrases as minimizers tends to appear as predicative clauses in VO, while modification for 'one'-phrases in OV is in the form of relative clauses.
It has preprocessed of.csv file into excel file and exported file in form of relative range, average velocity and velocity delta.
One puzzling feature of McTaggart's mereological system is his apparent acceptance of a form of relative identity: x and y might be the same substance while simultaneously being different groups.
Koehler had left a trail of bread crumbs, in the form of relatives, from one coast to the other, and although he had generally kept his nose clean in the years after the double murder, his relatives included a number of lowlifes easily tracked.
Some of them represent crosses, others take the form of relatives' names or portraits of loved ones.
The latter result is applied to questions of contest design and more general forms of relative performance payment.
What the problems in Greece demonstrates is that while currencies might have been harmonized across the region with the introduction of the Euro, it does not mean that other forms of relative financial risk have similarly been eliminated, which should act as a warning to other countries with large levels of national borrowing and fiscal deficits.
Relative to the block, for example, the piston of a reciprocating engine is constrained by the cylinder to move on a straight path; points on the crankshaft are constrained by the main bearings to move on circular paths; no other forms of relative motion are possible.
