Sentence examples for relative projects from inspiring English sources
The relative projects are demonstrated in the fields of island, industrial/commercial, household/community, rural region and solar power-storage power charging station for electric vehicle, etc, where the industrial and commercial energy storage applications have the largest proportion.
Modern mass spectrometers produce data at such high rates that wet lab work is almost minimized to 20% of the relative project time and 80% of the time is spent with computerized data evaluations and investigation of raw data.
Besides, the relative projected rotor area in incoming flow direction will also be reduced due to the addition of the winglet, which is also helpful to turbine's power coefficient.
But no longer – I'll be damned if a new hack on Google Maps isn't already letting me ride out this balmy Friday in relative projected complacency.
Launched in January 2011 and funded by the Norwegian government, the crop wild relatives project, entitled Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change, is a joint venture between the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the Global Crop Diversity Trust.
The method shows the importance of how processor behavior will be at higher core frequencies by taking the ratio of projected performance relative to projected power.
Anyway, at the end of 2013 the cumulative payments relative to projects at the national level amounted to only 2.3% of those relative to projects at the sub-national level, which we use in the analysis.
Payments relative to projects financed by EU Structural Funds appear to be countercyclical.
A new Italian dataset (www.opencoesione.it) allows us to geo-reference payments relative to projects funded by the European Structural Funds.
The information on payments and allocations comes from the OpenCoesione website.5 It collects all the information relative to projects at least partially funded by EU Structural Funds.
Payments for infrastructures were 0 in 6.9% of the cases, while they were negative (due to reimbursements relative to projects that had been stopped) only for 1.1% of the observations.
