Sentence examples for relative figure from inspiring English sources

The atomic weight of elements is a relative figure, with one atom of the carbon-12 isotope being assigned the atomic weight of 12; the atomic weight of hydrogen is then approximately 1, of oxygen approximately 16, and the molecular weight of water (H2O) 18.

Relative figure of merit is computed to compare the overall efficiency of all architectures which show that the proposed architecture provides good balance between the throughput and hardware cost.

As Andrew Brown has noted in comments below the line, he accepts the claim about relative figures was wrong.

But a closer look at the relative figures, taking the universities?

The relative figures for CPI and GDP per capita growth are five- and two- fold, respectively.

The bigger consumers are identified, applying absolute and relative figures, and possible reasons to describe the observed performance are discussed.

This unusual way of normalization was chosen by representatives of the Australian Dairy Processing Industry because the preference was to release relative figures rather than absolute figures.

The relative figures may even be worse since the estimates for US child unintentional gun deaths are derived from the Vital Statistics which have been shown to be underestimates.

The relative figures Th-int/r-lu and Th-int/r-IEL were used to allow for comparison of differently sized arteries.

Therefore, all comparisons have to be interpreted as relative figures.

The relative figures indicate a proportional increase of internal migration, particularly between 1999 and 2009.