Sentence examples for relative properties from inspiring English sources

There is not enough space here to cover all of the gelling agents available and their relative properties.

In a rock these general properties are determined by averaging the relative properties and sometimes orientations of the various grains or crystals.

His lab is also comparing the relative properties of embryonic stem cells and so-called pluripotent stem cells derived from adult tissue; some anti-abortion activists say the pluripotent cells, which have the potential to turn into the many kinds of specialized cells in the body, are an ethical alternative to the embryonic kind.

Visual imagery can be used to compare two mental images, allowing judgment of their relative properties.

The microphase separated structure and the relative properties of the copolymers were explored.

Mathematical concepts are impervious to bias, prejudice or otherwise-idiosyncratic definitions and their relative properties are clear to anyone who understands them perfectly.

Deutsch questioned whether computational complexity was a fundamental or a relative property.

Mass, for instance, is a fundamental property, because it remains the same in any setting; weight is a relative property, because an object's weight depends on the strength of gravity acting on it.

Affluent districts in Westchester typically get the minimum state transportation aid, 6.5percentt of their transportation costs, because it is calculated based on relative property wealth, said John Ross, assistant superintendent for business at the Blind Brook-Rye school district.

Unlike the case of von Neumann algebras, for the reduced group C⁎-algebras of groups with relative property (T), the rigidity property strongly fails in general.

Thus, if relative property of elastic modulus of substrate concrete to repair material is increased continuously, the amount of stress released by axial and bending action in the composite system is reduced and approaching zero value.