But I would submit to my young gangsta interlocutor that those artists are relatively shocking — relative to the social norms of their day.
"You can just imagine the public reaction given the fact that bankers are still doing relatively well relative to everyone else.
470 399 bc), here distinguished from the speculative Plato, is the paradigm of Religiousness A. Religiousness A is defined not in terms of beliefs about what is "out there," such as God or the soul, but rather in terms of the complex tasks of becoming a self, summarized as the task of being simultaneously related "relatively" to relative goods and "absolutely" to the absolute good.
Which makes us relatively unique relative to other personal finance apps," he adds.
Q: Yet the science budget has done relatively well relative to other departments, which have been cut much more.
However, the performance of SW-ARQ and GBN-ARQ degrades when RTT·C·log2 M is relatively large (relative to S p ).
Some A ∗ elements show relatively large relative standard errors of up to 400% (Figure 1, right plot).
That would mean the extra dark-matter particles would be moving relatively slowly relative to Earth, putting a premium on hunting for low-energy particles.
The effects of BLPs and CLPs at three lipid concentrations on the apoptosis were relatively insignificant relative to the negative control.
Network diversity, expressed as the number of different types of information sources within the network, was relatively high relative to network size, suggesting that most landowners value diverse perspectives, despite reporting fairly small networks.
"Relatively normal"—relative to what? "No radiographically visible signs of disease"—a hedge against abnormalities that are not detectable with imaging; any referrer should know the capabilities of radiography.
