Sentence examples for relative place from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the respondents in the survey may have a clearer idea of Britain's relative place in the world than New Labour does.

The 95-minute ceremony was a major Washington event as people of power gathered to mourn Mrs. Graham and in the process to eye one another's relative place at the event.

In 1853, for example, an advocate for a new natural history museum at Oxford University argued that each specimen in the museum should occupy "precisely the same relative place that it did in God's own Museum, the Physical Universe in which it lived and moved and had its being".

In 1853, when a new natural history museum at Oxford University was being proposed, one advocate suggested that each specimen should have "precisely the same relative place that it did in God's own Museum, the Physical Universe in which it lived and moved and had its being".

These tools help inform how much time the next task should take and its relative place in the entire job.

Absolute motion is the translation of a body from one absolute place into another; and relative motion, the translation from one relative place into another.

However, Charleton does not introduce the terminology of "relative" time, "relative" spaces, or "relative" places, and nowhere raises concerns regarding true (absolute) motion versus merely relative motion.

With Kanye bringing a Jesus lookalike on stage during his current tour, The Huffington Post decided now is a good time to compare the relative places of Kanye and Jesus in the popular zeitgeist.

However, in our analysis, the ascertainment scheme did impact the relative placing of simulated samples in some cases.

This interpretation assumes that SNP ascertainment will have a simple and predictable effect on PC projections with little influence on the relative placing of samples, except in the most extreme cases.

Mr. MacIndoe was certainly stirred by his own questions: Why did friends and relatives place the posters where they did?