Sentence examples for relative relationships from inspiring English sources

The branching relationships of the trees reflect the relative relationships of ancestry, or cladogenesis.

Ukip leader Nigel Farage said: "This is a fascinating and comprehensive study into the relative relationships between countries within and about the EU.

The atoms maintain their relative relationships during the phase change.

Such way will influence the relative relationships of DWT coefficient sections and fail the watermark detection.  .

These relative relationships were shown to be genetic by confirmation when grown under glass house conditions.

Evolutionary trees, or cladograms, are branching diagrams that depict hypotheses about the relative relationships among taxa (Fig. 1).

Table  1 summarizes the distances and the relative kinship relationships within this clade and in relation to the entire germplasm.

He once wrote to the editors at Life: "It is not presumptuous for me to speak in a relative relationship with such as Beethoven".

Enhancement without considering the relative relationship between bright and dark zones will result in additional light sources introduced to image.

The proposed scheme explores the relative relationship of minutiae in a rotation- and shift-free pair-polar framework.

Using antonyms helps better correlate what is considered a cloud service and what is not, as well as the relative relationship between an online service like Google Docs as compared to a Microsoft Word document.