Sentence examples for relative subjects from inspiring English sources

Computer technology and its relative subjects developed at very high speed in recent years, so is geo-information science, including Geographic Information System (GIS), remote sensing (RS) and global position system (GPS).

"These are of course relative, subject to the usual fluctuations," Mr. Leskov said.

In the other countries high, intermediate and low achievers differ in their relative subject-specific strength and weaknesses.

Our sixth research question aims at identifying similarities and differences in relative subject-specific achievement patterns between countries.

Therefore the 10 points can be seen as a lower threshold for comparing relative subject-specific strength and weakness.

When a 20-point-difference is considered substantial 68%% of all profiles show a relative subject-specific strength or weakness for one or two subjects.

When a 30-point-difference is considered substantial only 15%% of all profiles show a relative subject-specific strength or weakness for one or two subjects.

However, as shown later in the results, a more detailed look at the profiles reveals separable groups of students with relative subject-specific strengths and weaknesses.

For this, the country-specific achievement profiles (n = 119) were coded according to the relative subject-specific achievement patterns (for country-specific coding see Table 10; Additional file 1: Appendix S1).

Table 8 shows the frequencies of relative subject-specific achievement patterns across all European countries in total and for the highest (profile 6 7) and lowest (profile 1 3) achieving profiles.

There, time is relative, subject to the various interpretations of the clockmakers and philosophers who built these devices, but more importantly, who thought of time and created the very concept that we now have come to accept as time.