As Troy Senik points out in his essay, the California Constitution gives voters relatively direct control over fiscal decisions.
At the Etihad Stadium, presumably, Spurs will look to play as they did in Madrid, sitting deep and playing relatively direct.
Unlike unsteady-state methods, some of which require extensive optimization procedures, the measurement is also relatively direct.
The second area is orthodoxy: special operations feature improvised and often indirect approaches, whereas specialized military operations feature orthodox approaches in a relatively direct assault.
We also show that the proposed crossing structure has the potential to achieve 1×N or M×N crossing in a relatively direct way.
While Stewart took a relatively direct approach to criticising the Bush administration and the media, Colbert added a twist: he assumed the character of a news host with borderline chauvinist political views – a pseudo Fox News host, to many eyes.
It is, therefore, not a particularly heart-warming read, and requires plenty of close attention to understand the intricate concepts – though the language is thankfully relatively direct and simple.
The other part of it is that there's an opportunity for us to have relatively direct communication with our readers, to have them reply, respond to things we're doing.
It all sits two hours by car or bus south of Auckland, whether by a relatively direct route that includes State Highway 27 or by a bewildering patchwork preferred by locals who hold to State Highway 1 and its adjuncts.
Mrs. Clinton was far more likely to look audience members in the eye, nod along as they expressed concern or curiosity, and give relatively direct if sometimes uncomfortable answers.
"Heavy rainfall is influenced by a moister atmosphere, which is a relatively direct consequence of human-induced warming, though not as direct as the increase in temperature itself," the report finds.
