Sentence examples for point of relative from inspiring English sources

One of Virgin's early investors, Donald J. Carty, who is its chairman, said he thought that the company had hit a point of relative stability.

Even one small point of relative comfort -- that the killer had gone over four days without striking, his longest cease-fire thus far -- only underlined the worry that he was therefore due to strike again at any moment.

In other words, the time it takes to shepherd newborns through absolute helplessness to a point of relative self-sufficiency predicts primate intelligence more strongly than the best measure that has previously been proposed, namely, head circumference.

The housing sector has been a point of relative strength in the economy over the last year and is expected to help offset the economic damage from tax hikes enacted this year.

As the world's attention turns from the receding financial crisis, it is switching to one emerging in agriculture.The UN conference on food security took place at a point of relative calm between two storms.

From Alan Curbishley's slowly sinking side in 13th place to bottom-of-the-table Bradford City, any three of eight clubs could suffer the drop and if Derby - and Coventry - can pick up enough points from their festive fixtures they could be looking down from a point of relative safety come 2001.

But these are points of relative detail; the theory is whole is sufficiently well before us now to conclude by mentioning some general lines of criticism.

These points of relative weakness are also the sites of rupture when obstructive back pressure is the cause of system rupture.

This paper introduces the same and different points of relative problems in virtually manufacturing a revolving milling cutters that are under two different definitions: equal helix lead cutting edge and equal helix angle cutting edge.

The measured experimental data of porosity and permeability, listed in Table 1, and end points of relative permeability, in Table 2, are used to test the suitability of permeability-porosity crossplot and FZI techniques, respectively, for identification of flow units of shaly sandstone reservoirs.

Methodologically, as noted above, subsequent studies would do well to consider behavioural economic methodologies that allow for dynamic point-to-point assessments of relative value that can incorporate multiple facets of value and potentially more meaningful amounts of alcohol.