Sentence examples for purely relative from inspiring English sources

A purely relative valuation supports 700p per share.

Paul Tillich (1886 1965), for example, accused him of sacrificing the absolute to the purely relative in religion (Kant-Studien, 1924).

The word "large" in landing-craft designation is purely relative; the wardroom of the one I was on is seven by seven feet and contains two officers' bunks and a table with four places at it.

And though the players tempered their initial brashness as the work progressed, they never achieved the warmth of tone — except in purely relative terms — that you want in Schubert, and in Beethoven's and Schumann's slow movements.

Tapas calculates the purely relative orientation of images, using observed tie points as the only input.

For there are no such forces in a circular motion purely relative, but in a true and absolute circular motion, they are greater or less, according to the quantity of the motion.

Their main attraction is purely in relative terms; yields on government bonds and cash are so low that investors may be tempted to take more risk.

Also, this frame moves purely laterally relative to the obstacle surface; therefore, given a laterally homogenous obstacle, we can treat it as stationary in the dHT frame.

With this technique, the comparison of structures is based purely on relative geometric conformations and positions of molecules without bias from perceived chemical effects such as H-bonding or other directional intermolecular interactions.

Still, beauty is not something purely subjective or relative.

This timing renders such structural features predetermined, in a purely econometric sense, relative to the responses to shocks that this paper focuses upon in the empirical analysis.