Sentence examples for relative better from inspiring English sources
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"War sure is educational," marvels this Irish cop from South Boston, who thought he was getting a cushy patronage job when Uncle Ike (a distant relative better known as the commander of United States forces in Europe) claimed the "rosy-cheeked youth" as his personal private investigator.
Those with a relative better perception of their proficiency are from the universities.
For Condat's algorithm, we set (lambda= 0.19/4), (gamma=1.9/lambda _{mathrm{max}}(A^{T}A)), which is chosen for a relative better numerical performance.
(2) With the same ratio of the span to the diameter of the ducts, the layout with the smaller diameter ducts can get a relative better cooling effect.
The standard SAT DNN-HMM developed using the ground-truth speaker-labels is found to be only 2.7% relative better than the proposed scheme.
Ms. Gunderman, who works in new development for Warburg Realty, argued that lending to them offered their relatives better returns than investing in stocks.
"I think people choose some women because they think they are more likely to be benchwarmers per se and that they can 'take on' the identities of their male relatives better than a man who perhaps has his own independent political agenda," says Jalalzai.
So, says Kuniko Inoguchi, minister for gender issues and social affairs under Mr Koizumi, policy needs not only to be directed towards encouraging more women to work, with more nursing care for elderly relatives, better child care, more flexible working arrangements and so on.
Humans tend to treat relatives better than strangers-- blood istrangers-- bloodter," astrangers-- blood-and now is appears thickeranthanlay by the same rules.
A fellow Iranian in the U.S. intervened to get Nemazee to give his young relatives better terms, which he apparently did.
