Sentence examples for through the relative from inspiring English sources

The initial pore water pressure is taken into account through the relative height of the water, hw rel, which is the ratio of the height of the water table to the soil thickness, and the relative pressure of the water pw rel, that is to say the ratio of pore-water pressure to liquefaction pressure.

Some of it gets expressed through the relative safety of the Web, and much of it involves humor and satire.

Paul Pennyfeather is shaken from his studies at Oxford by the marauding Bollinger Club, and embarks on a vertiginous, queasy journey through the relative innocence of school teaching to the corrupt experience of chrome-covered London.

The hilly outcrops of the Bohemian Forest give way to the hot, dusty expanse of the Pannonian Plain; the Danube flows freely through the relative wilds of the Wachau before making its way grudgingly toward the Black Sea.

Everywhere the Englishman Andrew Johnston went here during the third round of the British Open, the unusual (and unusually loud) calls from the crowd broke through the relative calm of the golf tournament like a rogue meat vendor trying to draw attention at an organic market.

The quality of Ms. Mirren's portrayal of Tennison has become a piece of television orthodoxy, but watching her progress from the early episodes, with their crackling writing and intricate construction, through the relative dolors of the fourth through sixth installments, is still an occasion to marvel.

Then one day he found, through the relatives of one of the dead in his house, a news clip from Sept. 11 that showed the men from Engine 40, his truck, going into the towers.

Through controlling the relative humidity in the surrounding, we could tune the thermodynamic driving forces.

(A) Image Pro Plus characterized IHC-staining of IL-25 (×10 magnification) in human breast paratumor and carcinoma, and the IL-25+ cells through counting the relative positive area.

Through calculating the relative gene expression level, we identified 694 transcripts with over 4-fold changes and 3,897 transcripts with over 2-fold changes.

It is found that the corresponding eigenfunctions may be formulated into a Fourier series, through which the relative amplitudes of high order harmonics can be obtained.