Sentence examples similar to relative to whose scale from inspiring English sources

EC intake was lower in teens whose fathers had high education relative to those whose fathers had low education.

Though there are many structures that qualify as metamaterials, the most common is that of an arrangement of elements whose size and spacing is much smaller relative to the scale of spatial variation of the exciting field.

This implies that women whose mothers had some education were less likely to abort relative to women whose mothers had no formal education.

In chemical bonding, invisible components engage in complex processes whose scale makes them impossible to observe.

"The steps we have taken were not dramatic relative to the scale of DoubleClick".

Homogeneity is determined relative to the scale on which it is defined.

"It's not a lot of money relative to the scale of the credit market problems," Mr. French said.

Uniqueness is not like pregnancy and marriage; it must be defined relative to some scale of measurement.

"I believe we're not expanding beyond our means relative to the scale of the city," Govan said.

There are two uses of the @ operator, absolute scaling and relative scaling: to scale the signal at α dB RMS relative to full scale (absolute scaling) to scale the signal at α dB RMS above the signal (relative scaling).

Some grief counselors suggested that the criticisms may partly reflect the understandable anger of relatives whose personal bereavement has been overwhelmed by a disaster whose scale prevents a company from responding as it might in more normal times.