Sentence examples for relative case from inspiring English sources

In what will become nationally known as the Blood Relative Case, and become so important that it attracts the attention of Dan Rather and Tom Brokaw, Lorraine has the chance to become "a woman of history".

A definite object, on the contrary, is in the absolutive case, while the subject is in the relative case (also used as a genitive) and the verb has a suffix referring both to the object and to the subject: arna-m neqa nera-a "the woman is eating the fish," nera-a "she (or he) is eating it".

It is also well known that the relative case depth, which considers the size of components as well as the depth of carburized case is one of the most important parameters determining fatigue performance.

In this study, the effect of relative case depth on fatigue performance of AISI 8620 steel has been investigated by conducting a series of rotary bending fatigue tests on 10 mm diameter specimens having carburized case depths between 0.73 and 1.10 mm.

An attempt was made to construct empirical relationships between the parameters defining relative case depth and fatigue strength of the steel based on failure at 106 cycles, and it was concluded that a power model could be used to represent the relationship between case profile and fatigue performance of carburized specimens within the testing limits of the study.

For emerging infectious diseases, which typically show large relative case number fluctuations over time, we develop a Bayesian scheme for real time estimation of the probability distribution of the effective reproduction number and show how to use such inferences to formulate significance tests on future epidemiological observations.

Online, the relative cases of "Martha" and of "Andy" and even of "Alexis," who originally took her mother's side in the divorce, get debated with startling familiarity.

In this case, the Clinton administration circumvented a federal appeals court decision that encouraged the relatives' case; instead, the can't-wait enforcers took the law into their own heavy hands.

In the interview, Mr. DiFrancesco said he regretted filing the affidavit in support of his relatives' case against Scotch Plains, but only "because people now perceive something happened and something about me that wasn't accurate".

This standard operating procedure (SOP) was used for all samples with those from healthy volunteers processed at the same time as their relatives' case samples.

Relative to Case 1, Case 2 saves 40 t of coal through the use of electric heating boilers.