Sentence examples for interest relatives from inspiring English sources

Imagine the possibilities: a viewer of a show might discover that a professional acquaintance has a common TV interest; two old college classmates can reconnect around a shared TV interest; relatives living in different cities can bond around a favorite show," explains Tercek.

Humans exhibit considerable variation in how they value their own interest relative to the interests of others.

It has been specially designed to accommodate very small regions of interest relative to particle size, and to produce continuous downcore stratigraphies.

All ChIP enrichments were calculated as % DNA immunoprecipitated at the locus of interest (relative to the corresponding input samples) and normalized to % DNA immunoprecipitated at the act1 or fbp1 locus.

Hemispheric laterality was assessed by paired t tests between active voxels in the contrast of interest relative to the left right flipped contrast of interest calculated from images normalized to the left right reflected template.

The motion of the piston in the engine of a moving automobile, for example, is of more interest relative to the block than relative to the ground, whereas the motion of the moving parts of the engine relative to one another may be more important than their motions relative to the block.

Remember, this measures investor interest relative to the crowd.

From this boon of research and interest (relative to Spinoza studies), considerable disagreement has emerged about Spinoza's modal commitments.

The view to be considered here is sometimes referred to as "interest relative invariantism" or "subject-sensitive invariantism".

The credit card debt with the highest interest rate means you're paying the most amount of interest relative to the principal balance.

This is contrasted with the case of 'ultimate physical' properties: "Explanation in terms of the ultimate physics, though it answers to various interests, is not interest relative" (Davidson 1987b, 45).