To an agent, especially a witty one with a hot property, that is "relative obscurity" in the United States.
Vast secret areas also reveal themselves, in a game that is, relative to the genre, quite expansive.
While this reduces power dissipation it comes with a performance penalty that is relative to the size of the buffer.
I don't know how you put your socks on in the morning!' The National Fitness Test is the brainchild of Dave Reddin, a fitness trainer for the Rugby World Cup squad and a consultant to Team GB. "I wanted to show people how easy it is to take control of your fitness and get a fair assessment that is relative to age and sex," he says.
Ryan proposes tax cuts that would cost $4.6 trillion over the next decade relative to current policy — that is, relative even to making the Bush tax cuts permanent — but claims that his plan is revenue neutral, because he would make up the revenue loss by closing loopholes.
"It's sad — I think of the history and tradition that goes along with that is relative to the Big 8-Big 12 conference, I think it will be missed," said Kansas State Coach Bill Snyder, who is good friends with Tom Osborne, the former Nebraska coach who is now the university's athletic director.
For instance, while the vocabulary of English includes an elaborate set of so-called absolute directionals (words such as north and southwest), most speakers seldom use these terms for orientation, preferring vocabulary that is relative to a local context (such as downhill or left).
In the former process agents establish a logical form that is relative both to the specific context in which the reasoning takes place and to the agent's goals.
A preceding single colon denotes an absolute angle; an angle that is relative to the preceding bond can be specified with two colons, as in [::45].
But this type of exam has led us to an idea of "early stage" that is relative: By the time a tumor can show up through mammography or on a CT scan, it has already grown to a certain size.
Corruption is something that is relative, and it exists in virtually all economies, not necessarily developing economies or indeed Africa although based on the structures in the more advanced countries, they are able to control or to curb these kinds of practices.
