Sentence examples for which moves relatively from inspiring English sources

"It is based on financial institutions' average cost of funds, which moves relatively sluggishly compared to a marginal cost of funds, which is what Libor would be more associated with," Mr. Maher said.

A stock which moves relatively little on opening day usually is considered to have been "priced right" from this perspective.

It is therefore necessary to project the data of these fast moving vehicles to the other two classes namely 3W and HMV, which move relatively slow, before using the data for stream travel time estimation described in the following section.

Between the end of the nightside reconnection line and the flank magnetopause are regions of closed magnetic field lines which move relatively slowly tailward, compared with the magnetosheath flow on the far side and the jet flow produced by nightside reconnection on the side closer to the midnight.

The deposit thus obtained predominantly contained finer particles which can move relatively easily against gravity.

This creates lift, which moves them forward.

According to the geo-disaster investigation after the earthquake, this was a translation slide which moved along a relatively planar surface of rupture with little rotational movement and backward tilting.

Consequently, we infer that chemotaxis is frequently over-reported, especially for cells like MDA-MB-231 cells, which move slowly and are relatively insensitive to gradients.

And the rear wheels are generally mounted further in to distribute more of the relatively light rear end's weight to them, which makes them move relatively little for moving their end of the car a lot.

But today, bond prices are relatively high — their yields, which move in the opposite direction, are extraordinarily low — and stock prices are relatively low.

Each frame describes the water-column scene of 20 × 30 m2, in which two groups of objects move relatively in vertical direction.