Sentence examples for relatively location from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the life cycle energy balance is found to be relatively location invariant.

Further anaylsis reveals that the EROIfossil for production pathways is relatively location invariant, and that algae's life cycle energy balance and GHG impacts are highly dependent on cultivation and harvesting parameters.

A particularly noteworthy observation from Table  1 is that EROIfossil values are relatively location invariant, indicating that changes in regional electricity mix and climatological factors are negligible as compared to other fossil energy intensive processes such as algal biomass drying.

And it captures the stultifying economic effect of crowding out in the Washington-area economy, as relatively location-sensitive activities (effectively, those not conducting business with the government) are driven out of the District into the suburbs or other metropolitan areas.

But the space is located in a relatively familiar location for tourists, on West 42nd Street.

This recording at Point Chevalier, a relatively central location, captures the buzz of a city defined by its nautical location.

The high rent and the relatively remote location have made business tough.

The (relatively) central location, (relatively) affordable rates and definitely on-trend 19th-floor cocktail bar are likely to make it as popular with weekenders as business clients.

Jericho's relatively remote location has kept it largely isolated from the violence that has afflicted other Palestinian areas.

England is a relatively accessible location for those with documents and means, and lawful abortion is widely available there.

The diner's relatively remote location inspired the Browns' son, Bill, a chef, when he created the menu.