Sentence examples for relative north from inspiring English sources

The organization of building numbers roughly corresponds to the order in which the buildings were built and their location relative (north, west, and east) to the original center cluster of Maclaurin buildings.

The family followed relatives north from Louisiana not long before LaVette was born.

The west coordinates are flipped because in the western hemisphere, a greater value of longitude goes left relative to north, flipping the coordinate system around the north axis.

Both of those concerns appear to have been answered, in addition to his suitability for the pressures of job in contrast to Hamilton's relative ambitions north of the border.

And it's a shame, in some respects, because there's a plausible argument that says that European cities because they're very high density relative to North American ones have some in-built natural advantage to these on-demand services.

Our global surveillance analysis suggests that Africa and South America have significantly greater serotype V representation relative to North American populations (Table 1).

The number of seropositive antigens in different locations was determined relative to North American controls using significance analysis of microarray implemented in the MultiExperiment Viewer microarray software suite from TM4 (www.TM4.org).

But the Selkirk population is cut off from the hundreds of relatives farther north, primarily by roads, environmentalists say.

"It's annexation that's made Texas cities healthy and grow relative to north-eastern and Midwestern counterparts," says Bennett Sandlin, head of the Texas Municipal League, which lobbies for cities.

Sometimes it happens when young girls are sent back to relatives in north or east Africa, but it is also thought that cutting occurs here in the UK too.

Many citizens from the Netherlands have relatives in North African countries or Turkey whom they visit frequently.