The differences in chemical properties between macroscopic particles and nanoscale particles meant that their relative safety might also vary, however.
In the Netherlands and Denmark, not only is the infrastructure good, the sheer number of cyclists means that there is relative safety in numbers.
But the cynical concern for hypothetical violence means that this is not a conversation about the relative safety of women in rest rooms; rather, it's a means of avoiding the ongoing conversation about how unsafe women — however you consider that term — are everywhere else. *An earlier version referred to de-facto, not de-jure, segregation.
Other mountaineers were still trying to reach the relative safety of the base camp, he said.
Steacy's Down These Mean Streets, meanwhile, gets bleaker as the artist explores backwaters on foot rather than from the relative safety of a Cadillac window.
And the relative safety of the United States is a bonus.
God is Great!—from the relative safety of their balconies.
That means you can mount the lens in a risky place — say, the bumper of a rally car — and still view the color LCD and control the recorder from the (relative) safety of the cabin.
But, hey, that's easy for me to say from the safety of the UK; relative safety being the point.
Like most immigrants, they like the relative safety, freedom and prosperity of American life.
