Nothing in those six years diminished schools' true relative quality.
Some will assert that the figures do not represent the true relative strength.
If the experiment is done with considerable care, the abundance distribution corresponds to the true relative stabilities of the clusters of different sizes.
Because of the finite tube length, the droplets never achieve their true relative terminal velocity, but nonetheless are greatly accelerated by the gas flow.
Wylie Overstreet and Alex Gorosh decided to drive out to the Nevada desert and create a to-scale model of the solar system, showing the true relative distance of each planet from one another and their relative sizes.
By allowing the calculation of the true relative errors in alternative numerical solutions, the designed test enhances the set of benchmark tests recently proposed by Becker et al. [Comput. Mater. Sci. 25 (2002) 34].
The one I express is true relative to me, and its negation is true relative to you; they're contradictory in the sense that it is impossible for both to be true relative to the same individual (at the same time).
True relative density was determined according to Chinese Standard GB/T 217-2008.
The ↓ binder binds a nominal to the point of evaluation, that is, ↓aφ is true relative to w if and only if φ is true relative to w when a refers to w.
One may for instance define a universal future-tense operator such that a formula is true relative to the current point and all later points.
The satisfaction statement a:φ expresses that the formula φ is true relative to one particular point, namely the point to which the nominal a refers.
