Sentence examples for relatively real from inspiring English sources

Living History Those who like to see their history made real -- well, relatively real -- have two chances to time-travel this week.

(Sulcas) KT NIEHOFF AND LINGO DANCETHEATER (Tonight through Sunday) Ms. Niehoff and her modern-dance company, from Seattle, will present "Relatively Real: who do you think you are?," a piece that explores the relatedness of identity and perception.

The Fales display, which presents additional gouaches, ephemera, film storyboards, sketches, letters and notebooks, includes studies of abstractions whose perpendicular bands of color are indebted to the early 1970s works of the New York painters Brice Marden and David Novros, except for Moore's relatively real sense of glowing light.

Therefore, this study is relatively real, which may reflect the actual results accurately.

For the subsection "Tracking Epidemics Using Search Query Data" (shown by [21] and [5]), the results shown are promising as they could detect the occurrence of ILI epidemics in a given region in a relatively real-time manner with minimal error.

We had a sufficiently large sample, with good adherence rates and data coverage, to provide robust estimates of effect sizes and also a relatively "real-world" sample, for example, with many previous depressive episodes and concurrent comorbidities.

Displays of relatively raw real life felt novel, a bit prurient.

At the other extreme, cities 14 16 have low degrees of urbanization and relatively low real urban wages and real city income although the rural wage is not very low.

After a relatively flat real estate market during most of the 1990's, real estate experts said the meteoric rise in waterfront house values is reflecting changing attitudes, that more and more people are focusing on their quality of life, maybe as a response to the Sept. 11 attacks.

And those relatively high real rates do considerable damage.

Nonetheless, for a relatively modest real estate operation, it is an expansive and praiseworthy gesture.