They don't break and they're relatively tough.
Analysing the benefit of supermarket cards is relatively tough because there are so many factors to consider.
On the other hand, American law is relatively tough on patents: if a firm has an idea, it can protect it.In Ms Saxenian's words, "the beauty of Silicon Valley is that the culture and the structure reinforce each other".
They'll have to manually follow people in Meerkat to build a social graph, which is relatively tough to do right now, as there's no user search in the app.
"The market is relatively tough to crack due to its seasonal nature and the dysfunctional sales cycle which results in wary investors," says Edward Fields, chief executive of HotChalk, a free online community application that aims to connect teachers, students and parents from kindergarten through grade 12. Unlike many other efforts, HotChalk seems to be getting real traction.
It's relatively tough out there for American 30-year-olds.
The introduction of X. tropicalis was predicated on two assumptions: one, that developmental biology in general, and the Xenopus community in particular, would benefit from a genetically tractable amphibian model organism; and two, that it would be relatively tough to assemble the genome sequence of X. laevis, with its notionally duplicated genome.
In the crack kinking case, the interface is relatively tougher than at least one of two adjoining materials (Li et al. 1995).
The sheep is relatively small but tough and hardy.
Sinfield was handed what would have been a relatively tough conversion anyway but, even with the changing of the lead on the line, he knocked it over – before Watkins' try on the hooter sealed the farewell Leeds' iconic trio of departing stars imagined back in February.
