He sees Google goggles, for example, as a major screen type in the future and, in spite of the relative failure of Google + and SPYW, believes that search is intrinsically social.
This conclusion can now be evaluated in the context of the relative failure of systematic search for linkage [Crow, 2007] and the unpredicted and puzzling findings [Collins et al., 2012; Lee et al., 2012] of whole genome association studies.
In the wake of its relative failure, Stone's disastrous Brits brouhaha, and her attempt to extricate herself from her contract with the ailing EMI, the record company effectively torpedoed her career by delaying the release of her fourth album, Colour Me Free!, for a year, whereupon it eventually bellyflopped into a lake of public indifference.
With the success of ET and the relative failure of the rest of the crop, Hollywood took the safest, most obvious lessons from what had happened and the trend towards today's bland, boisterous multiplex began.
After adopting liberal economic reforms, the region has begun to narrow the income gap with the United States once again, clearly so since 2003.The causes of Latin America's relative failure to develop are the subject of intense ideological debate there today.
One hypothesis is that these observations can be explained by the role of MMR in the repair of oxidatively damaged DNA, and a relative failure of these processes in MMR-deficient tumour cells (Martin et al, 2010).
The cause of Google's relative failure (and it is only relative) is that it failed to hit the "Cost Per Click (CPC)" target expected by analysts.
William Nicholson's controversial explanation for the relative failure of his biopic of the life of Nelson Mandela was delivered at the Hay festival at the weekend.
Thus the success of the Kaiser Permanente system, taken with the relative failure of HealthSpace, shows that expectations regarding technological transformations do not always translate into real gains.
