Sentence examples for road relative from inspiring English sources

Sitting at my desk after battling LA traffic, it may appear counterintuitive that there are fewer cars on the road, relative to people in our homeland, and that this car to capita ratio may be on a permanent decline.

Let x r ∈ [0, [d] N ] be the longitudinal position along the road relative the road start ([d] N is the last element in the cumulative distance vector d, or in other words, the total length of the road).

The available sample provided 80% power to detect an odds ratio (OR) of 1.35 for wheeze (based on an outcome prevalence of 24%) in relation to living within 150 m of a road relative to more than 150 m (based on an exposure prevalence of 23%).

D. stephensi was more active on dirt roads, and less so on gravel roads, relative to adjacent grassland habitat.

Investment in public transportation and roads relative to the size of the economy is a third lower in Britain than typical European levels, and 9 in 10 journeys in Britain are made by car, the highest proportion in Europe.

A Russian official recently said that the country accounted for two-thirds of all fatalities on Europe's roads; relative to the number of cars on them, Russia's are the world's deadliest.

With a spatial sampling protocol using passive nitrogen dioxide badges, there was weak evidence for an average effect on concentrations, but there was evidence that concentrations declined near closed-down roads but increased on auxiliary roads, relative to comparison weeks.

Most of the area was open roadbed, for in a time of horse-drawn vehicles, pedestrians could share the road in relative safety.

Moreover, our proposal takes into account any type of event (e.g., available parking spaces, obstacles in the road, information relative to the coordination of vehicles in emergency situations, etc). in the network.

Gregory Nicholson, completing his sixth and final year at Michigan State, was able to finish a 270-page dissertation on spatial environments in novels like Kerouac's "On the Road" with relative efficiency because of a writing group where he thrashed out his work with other thesis writers.

So what did they do to solve the problem of priority to enable us to cross the road in relative safety?