Sentence examples for relative concept for from inspiring English sources

Barely a year has passed since the events of Mosley's 2005 novel, "Cinnamon Kiss," but time is a relative concept for Easy.

A stem group contains offshoots from members of the lineage earlier than the last common ancestor of the crown group; it is a relative concept, for example tardigrades are living animals that form a crown group in their own right, but Budd (1996) regarded them also as being a stem group relative to the arthropods.

Now, we introduce some relative concepts for system (2), which are motivated by [[12], Definitions 5.1 and 5.2].

So, we introduce some relative concepts for system (1.1), which are motivated from some works in [[30], Definitions 5.1 and 5.2].

But understated is a relative concept, particularly for some younger players.

The automobile, the airplane and the telephone, for example, have effectively altered relative concepts of time and space.

Thomas Wilde, who runs a German travel PR company, said chaos was seen as a relative concept: "There is a tendency for people to go where they feel secure.

Reliability is a relative concept, because there are different requirements for an object, and the reliability of these same objects can be based on several factors (depending on the requirements in different operating conditions) (Elliot and Hill 1999; Fajkiel et al. 2008).

"For ever" is a relative concept.

(Maximum flexibility is a relative concept, given that Bryant's extension accounts for nearly half of the team's salary-cap allotment).

It existed but whether it does now nobody knows for sure, it's a relative concept".