They jousted over their relative authority.
According to a person with direct knowledge of the matter, the penguins – whose species is known to be shy – waddled about with relative authority.
The relative authority of two agents regarding the control of a resource is deined so as the authority conlict, which appears relevant to trigger authority reallocation between agents as shown by a first experiment.
It was a migraine-inducing reminder of this team's fallibility, a position of relative authority having been surrendered wastefully; even attempts to salvage a point were rather unconvincing and laced with panic.
The defendants respond with a motion to dismiss, on the ground, among others, that the bill does not present a case or controversy appropriate for the exertion of judicial power, but only an abstract question respecting the relative authority of Congress and the state in dealing with such waters.
Variations in the relative authority of different institutions mean that the management of pastoral mobility is effectively in different institutional hands at different points along the corridor.
Google explained that it uses a number of signals to determine how results are ranked — which include both the relative authority of a source as well as the timeliness of the information.
Many SEO companies have defined this differently, calling it "domain authority" or "brand authority," and have calculated a number on an arbitrary scale to measure how much relative "authority" a given site has at any given point in time.
The email, her statement said, "poses a question about the relative authority of laws and executive orders — it does not register concerns about NSA's intelligence activities, as was suggested by Snowden in an NBC interview this week".
This indicates the need not only to examine the relative authority of husbands and wives in reproductive decision-making, but also to explore how fertility was positioned in relation to other aspects of gendered selfhood and familial intimacy.
