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"To me they feel slightly different when they are new compared to when [they] have been used a lot.

Part of the problem is that India's burgeoning academic institutions are relatively new compared to their foreign counterparts.

The application of complexity science to economics is relatively new, compared to other disciplines (for example, biology).

But it is particularly challenging in a field like design, whose cultural credentials are relatively new, compared to more established disciplines such as painting, sculpture, music and literature.

The absence of craters likely means the plains and nearby mountain range could be only 100m years old, younger than the Himalayas on Earth and extraordinarily new compared to the 4.6bn years of the solar system.

If pop is still relatively new compared to the well-established arts of serious orchestral writing and operatic singing, why do so many become irritated when one of its proponents takes an impetuous step into its territory?

But, "what is probably new compared to previous reports is the recognition of climate change's impacts much sooner than was expected," says Alexandre Meybeck, senior policy officer on Agriculture, Environment and Climate Change with the United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organisation.

Forward transactions are not new compared to the current market mechanism.

Though SLCA was introduced in 2010, it is still relatively new compared to environmental life cycle assessment (ELCA).

Research on UWB with MB-OFDM technique is relatively new compared to that with pulse-based technique.

Walk into a store today and I'd wager you won't find much that's new compared to twenty years ago save for the odd coffee shop.