With proper maintenance, drainage systems give relatively long life.
It's almost naive, scientifically speaking, to think we can give relatively accurate predictions for future climate.
Price indexes thus can give relatively accurate measures of price change only for periods close together in time.
And the Justice Department's own guidelines, Mr. Hall notes, call for the government to give relatively more weight to efficiencies in such mergers.
Second and this may be why the usually low-key Jokowi declared victory so early and so confidently the more reputable quick counts all give relatively similar results.
In rebutting accusations that they are overly focused on the stadium, Mr. Bloomberg and Daniel L. Doctoroff, the deputy mayor for economic development and rebuilding, point to large-scale development plans under way citywide to which, they say, stadium-obsessed news media give relatively scant coverage.
As the following chart from a blog post by Catherine Rampell in The New York Times shows, those with moderate incomes are far more likely to contribute to churches and other religious organizations, while the wealthy give relatively little of their total contributions to such groups.
"What's in it is so important because while there are hundreds of books on the shelves today that give relatively colorful accounts of military life inside and outside the wire, there aren't any by State employees who take on the reconstruction part of the war so vividly," Kelley B. Vlahos wrote admiringly on antiwar.com.
The motor is able to give relatively high speed (≈2800 rpm) and torque (15 μN m).
The negative relation may be due to preference of other outlets that give relatively higher price.
The last was found to give relatively interesting results in terms of residual lifetime.
