Sentence examples for relative phenomenon from inspiring English sources
If poverty is a relative phenomenon, what needs monitoring is how poor families make out compared with everybody else, not their absolute living standards.
As anyone who has worked with Wilson or attended one of his visionary theatre productions knows, for him time is a relative phenomenon.
While boundary setting is an essential step in the IETF process, we recognize that boundedness is a relative phenomenon, and we encourage innovation scholars to develop layered and multifaceted approaches to understanding the complex relational structures of innovation ecosystems.
Poverty is a relative phenomenon and if the neighbor's kids have an iPod and cell phone, then if your kid lacks these "essentials" they are now deprived.
However, in a coevolutionary relationship, genetic diversity may be most important as a relative phenomenon.
This suggests that platinum resistance is a relative phenomenon that could be overcome by shortening the treatment interval and supports the use of weekly platinum treatment in patients with relapsed ovarian cancer.
Although worlds (networks of involvements, what Heidegger sometimes calls Reality) are culturally relative phenomena, Heidegger occasionally seems to suggest that nature, as it is in itself, is not.
And the relative shift phenomenon between indenter and specimen is observed and analyzed for the TWB steel sheets with different weld line orientations at parallel and 45° to the bending moment, respectively.
Instead, it can simply relocate it up the chain, so that all you get are strong rulers who use their power to favour their relatives, a phenomenon that is all too easy to identify, from the ancient world to contemporary Libya.
On the basis of the enumeration of the currently solved kinase co-structures one might assume that type II inhibition might be a relative rare phenomena.
Typically, endosymbiont genes diverge rapidly in comparison to their homologues in free-living relatives, a phenomenon that perhaps reflects genetic drift operating on small population size [ 3, 4] and/or relaxation of structural/functional constraints on endosymbiont protein evolution [ 5].
